01 / Estimator + enquiry intake

From a rough enquiry
to a useful staff brief.

Choose a setup. Watch the breakdown change. Give the team a clearer starting point.

Fictional demonstration · original sample rules and data
Before · manual handoff

Loose notes → spreadsheet → follow-up questions

After · connected workflow

Guided inputs → estimate → structured staff brief

Training-room setupLive sample · no enquiry is sent

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A fictional service fitting out training spaces.

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Illustrative estimate
Sample price · excluding GST


    Clear inputs and a visible breakdown help a buyer and the delivery team start the same conversation.

    Fictional prices only. This is not a WS3 quote or an estimate for an actual service.

    Watch the 14-second walkthrough

    Transcript: Start with the fictional training-room setup. Change to 12 workstations, select an enhanced kit and remove orientation. The sample estimate becomes $3,480 excluding GST. Mark the space ready, then prepare the staff brief. Nothing is sent.

    Silent clip assembled from actual demonstration interaction states.

    What this shows, checks and limits

    Demonstrated: whole-number and range checks, responsive cost breakdown, GST shown separately, structured handoff and a next action based on readiness. Changing an input clears the previous brief so it cannot appear current.

    Sample rules: $600 preparation; $150 standard or $240 enhanced per station; optional $320 orientation. Values are independently invented. Boundary, invalid-input and brief consistency checks are covered by the accompanying verification record.

    Production scope: agree real rules and ownership; validate again on a server; add consent, private storage, abuse controls and a tested notification route if required. No live form, server, upload or email integration is represented here. This is not evidence of a client outcome.

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