Voice to quote — talk the job in, send a proper PDF out

Hands dirty. Customer watching. You are not typing paragraphs. Voice to quote lets you ramble the scope — rip-out, boards, tanking, fit-off — then shape it into clear quote wording in the quote builder. You still set every price. AI helps with text, not your rates. Built for site life. Part of the Pro Quoter quote builder — enquiry, measure, quote, job and invoice in one thread.

Typing quotes after site does not happen

You know the job in your head in the van. By home you are tired. Rough notes say ‘bath rip tank tile’ — customer gets a vague PDF.

Example: plumber dictates: new cylinder, relocate stat, flush and test, dispose old, making good one chase. Voice captured; quote lines generated; sent before next job.

  • Brilliant on site, blank at keyboard
  • Abbreviations only you understand
  • Quotes delayed until evening
  • Lads won’t write long descriptions

Voice → quote builder → send

  1. 1

    Record on site

    Talk scope in van or on site — capture while fresh.

  2. 2

    Draft in quote builder

    Voice notes become line items and descriptions.

  3. 3

    Check prices

    Price Book rates applied — you adjust totals.

  4. 4

    Edit wording

    AI polish optional — you approve text.

  5. 5

    Send PDF

    WhatsApp or email — same as any quote.

Less typing, same control

  • Faster after survey

    Quote same day while competitor is ‘doing paperwork’.

  • Works with templates

    Voice plus bathroom or tile template — structure plus speed.

  • Offline capture

    Record when no signal; build quote when synced.

  • Pairs with AI quote writing

    Voice in, professional wording out.

Talk first, tidy second

Voice to quote Pro Quoter
Voice notes into quote builder — prices stay yours.

FAQ

Does voice change my prices?
No — voice feeds scope and wording. You control line items and rates from your Price Book.
Accents and site noise?
Review draft before send — you are always final check, same as any quote.
Better than typing on phone?
For many trades, yes — especially after long site days. Use what fits the moment.