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Construction materials quoting software, feature by feature

Quote360 is sales and quoting software for heavy construction materials: it prices aggregates, ready-mix concrete, asphalt and cement delivered to a site, with the haul and the tax on every line, and sends the result as a branded proposal.

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What does Quote360 cover today?

Five parts work together. A quote lists your materials with a pickup price, a haul to the delivery site and tax. Route pricing works out the haul. A workflow moves the quote through your stages. The proposal goes out as a PDF by email. The REST API keeps your other systems in step.

Quote360 at a glance
PartWhat it doesLimits today
QuotingMaterial, haul and tax on every linePer ton, cubic yard or your own unit
Route pricingHaul cost from distance, fuel, driver time and tollsUnited States routes
WorkflowsStages, stage owners and history per quote4 ready-made workflows, 3 to 8 stages
ProposalsBranded PDF with your terms, emailed from the quotePDFs in English
REST APICustomers, contacts, materials, sites and trucks52 operations, 60 requests a minute per key
WorkspaceOne company with its own roles and settingsUp to 10 users

Who is it built for?

Materials suppliers that sell delivered, the contractors and resellers who buy from them, and the haulers and dispatchers who move the loads. Each works in the same quote from a different angle.

What does Quote360 not do yet?

Knowing the limits saves a demo call. Quote360 does not show live truck locations or schedule dispatch, it does not send quote events to other systems on its own, and it does not bill. Stage rules warn rather than block, and proposal PDFs are English only for now.

Questions and answers

Is Quote360 free?
Free during early access. Each company workspace includes up to 10 users. Paid plans will be announced with at least 30 days' notice; nothing is charged without it.
Which materials can I quote?
Any material you add to your catalogue. The product is shaped around aggregates, ready-mix concrete, asphalt and cement, priced per ton, per cubic yard or in your own units.