TradeMetric
A panel inside the RoofMetric estimate builder. Say what the roof needs in plain words and it proposes the line items, priced from your own price list or the regional catalog. You tick the lines you want. Nothing lands on the estimate without you.
A panel inside the Gutter IQ estimate builder. Say what the house needs in plain words and it proposes the line items, priced from your own price list or the regional catalog. You tick the lines you want. Nothing lands on the estimate without you.
Open any estimate and type what the job is: "tear off and replace 32 squares of architectural shingle, new drip edge, ice and water at the eaves, two pipe boots". Short notes work. So does pasting an adjuster's scope.
Open any estimate and type what the job is: "180 feet of 5 inch K-style seamless in white, six downspouts, guards on the back". Short notes work. So does the voicemail the homeowner left you, typed out.
Before it builds anything it asks which prices to use: your price list, the regional catalog, or leave them blank. The model never writes a price of its own. Every priced line points at a row it showed you in that reply.
Proposals arrive as cards: add this line, change that quantity, remove this one. Tick what is right, press Apply selected, and only those land on the estimate. A line that changed after it looked is skipped and reported, not overwritten.
Included with every paid plan, no per-estimate charge. A free trial gets one session to try it, then the panel shows an upgrade prompt. See pricing for the plans.
AI Assist sits next to the other ways RoofMetric fills an estimate: AI roof detection for the measurements, estimate templates for the structure, and the AI connector if you would rather work from Claude or ChatGPT. See the full feature list.
AI Assist sits next to the other ways Gutter IQ fills an estimate: satellite gutter measurement for the linear feet, estimate templates for the structure, and the AI connector if you would rather work from Claude or ChatGPT. See the full feature list.
Short answers, including what it will not do.
AI Assist is a panel inside the RoofMetric estimate builder. You describe the job in plain words, for example "tear off and replace 32 squares of architectural shingle, new drip edge, ice and water at the eaves", and it proposes the line items. Each proposal is a card you tick or leave alone, then you apply the ones you want.
No. The model never writes a price. Before it builds anything it asks which prices to use: your own price list, the regional catalog, or leave prices blank for you to fill in. Every price on a proposed line comes from a row it showed you in that reply, so there is no made-up number on an estimate.
Yes. AI Assist can read the estimate templates you have saved and start from one, so a job you quote every week comes out the way you already quote it.
Yes. It proposes three kinds of change: add a line, update a line, or remove a line. Updates and removals are checked against the line it saw, so if you edited that line in the meantime the change is skipped and reported rather than applied blind.
It is included with every paid RoofMetric plan with no per-estimate charge. A free trial gets one session to try it, then the panel shows an upgrade prompt.
RoofMetric, Gutter IQ and ClaimZilla, on the web and in the iOS apps, anywhere the estimate builder appears.
No. Nothing lands on the estimate until you tick it. AI Assist never touches section headers, never invents prices, and skips any line that changed after it looked. You stay the estimator; it does the typing.
AI Assist is a panel inside the Gutter IQ estimate builder. You describe the job in plain words, for example "180 feet of 5 inch K-style seamless gutter in white, six downspouts, leaf guards on the back of the house", and it proposes the line items. Each proposal is a card you tick or leave alone, then you apply the ones you want.
No. The model never writes a price. Before it builds anything it asks which prices to use: your own price list, the regional catalog, or leave prices blank for you to fill in. Every price on a proposed line comes from a row it showed you in that reply, so there is no made-up number on an estimate.
Yes. AI Assist can read the estimate templates you have saved and start from one, so a job you quote every week comes out the way you already quote it.
Yes. It proposes three kinds of change: add a line, update a line, or remove a line. Updates and removals are checked against the line it saw, so if you edited that line in the meantime the change is skipped and reported rather than applied blind.
It is included with every paid Gutter IQ plan with no per-estimate charge. A free trial gets one session to try it, then the panel shows an upgrade prompt.
RoofMetric, Gutter IQ and ClaimZilla, on the web and in the iOS apps, anywhere the estimate builder appears.
No. Nothing lands on the estimate until you tick it. AI Assist never touches section headers, never invents prices, and skips any line that changed after it looked. You stay the estimator; it does the typing.
Free trial, one AI Assist session included.
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