Three dimensions in — a flyer-accurate, load-correct, order-ready quote out. Built inside a working American Steel dealership, hardened over 140+ production iterations, and verified to the cent against the dealer flyers. Now ready for the network.
To anyone outside the estimating process, a quote looks like a form. Anyone who has actually built one knows better.
We didn't study this problem — we had it. Arizona Premier Sheds is a working American Steel dealership. Before this platform, every quote meant flyer archaeology, chart lookups, hand math, and support calls. Every new rep meant months of "you'll learn the exceptions eventually."
That's why so much of the dealer network quotes rarely or not at all. It's not a motivation problem. It's a fluency problem — and fluency shouldn't be the price of entry for selling a great product.
So we encoded the fluency. Every rule, every chart, every exception — captured, priced, and tested. What's left for the dealer is the part they're actually good at: the customer.
Width, length, leg height — then the flow walks the rep through what matters: ends and sides, gauge, doors and windows, pitch, lean-tos, and the site's county for design loads. The quote flow doubles as a scoping checklist, so nothing gets promised that can't be built.
Every line prices from the current dealer flyer for that state — base building, enclosures, upgrades, engineering drawings from the W×L chart, county-correct snow and wind loads, cent-precise deposit and tax with non-taxable lines handled correctly.
A pre-filled order PDF ready for signature, an Excel backup, and a saved quote history with draft protection. Manual overrides on any line, clearly badged — the dealer stays in control, the paperwork stops being the job.
AZ, CA, IN, MI, NM, NV, PA, TX — each with its own pricing grids, product availability, and design-load mapping. Pick the state; the right rules apply.
Long-building splits, gap-fee behavior when sides close, attached vs. free-standing lean pricing, wide-span header tiers — the exceptions that usually take years to learn.
ZIP-driven county lookup applies the right ground snow and wind rating before the quote goes out — not after the permit office pushes back.
No rounded line items, no drift on gauge upgrades or leg adders. The customer's quote matches the plant's math.
A $500 due-diligence report — permit feasibility, zoning, HOA limits — paid online, credited toward the deposit. "Let me check on that" becomes a deliverable.
Pricing readouts, chart lookups, and load questions move into the tool. Dealer support handles genuine exceptions instead of arithmetic.
A dealer network is a marketplace. It only compounds when both sides win — so the platform was designed from day one as the layer between them.
We'll show you the verification harness, not just the demo. This is how the platform stays correct as flyers, states, and rules change.
26 golden test configurations — base buildings, leg adders, gauge upgrades, doors, pitch surcharges — are checked against the current dealer flyers automatically. Current deviation: $0.00. Cent-rounding is regression-tested so it stays that way.
Snow-load and design-load tables are rebuilt from source data per state and validated by sentinel tests on every build. When the source changes, the truth regenerates — it doesn't rot.
17 structural quirks in the source flyers are catalogued and allowlisted — including template artifacts our extraction surfaced across state flyers. We know the data well enough to know where it's strange.
140+ production changes in ten weeks, driven by live deals at a working dealership. Dealer feedback is logged to the minute and routinely shipped same-day. The change history is the case study.
Pricing structure, cent-rounding, snow-load truth, drawing-cost matrices, and edge-case smoke tests gate every release. An unknown anomaly fails the build.
Requirements and pricing interpretations were audited by multiple independent AI models in adversarial review, then reconciled — so one reader's blind spot doesn't become the platform's.
The screen is the least valuable part of this platform. What makes it work — and what makes it defensible — is everything underneath it.
Role-based dealer accounts (owner, staff, admin) with OAuth-gated dashboards. Integrations run on scoped, per-account tokens held in managed secret storage — credentials never live in the page.
Flyer-derived pricing stays access-controlled and licensed for dealer use. This is a managed layer between manufacturer and dealer — not a public mirror of your price sheets.
Months of pricing extraction, per-state load modeling, an anomaly registry, and the audit harness that keeps it all correct as flyers rev. Copying the interface copies none of it — and it goes stale on the first flyer revision.
Quote history, badged manual overrides, and versioned pricing mean every number on every quote can be traced to a flyer revision and a rule. When a question comes up, there's an answer — not a shrug.
8-state pricing engine, county design loads, order-ready PDFs, and paid site due-diligence — hardened over 140+ iterations on live dealership deals.
One dealership account, up to three sales reps, shared quote history, owner visibility.
One-click order signing, live-priced 3D building preview, and manufacturer-level reporting across the dealer network.
The fastest way to evaluate this platform is to watch it price a building you know — and then look under the hood at the verification that backs it.