Estimates and customer decisions
Prepare line-item estimates, share controlled approval links and move approved scope into linked work or an invoice.
Approval records are not a claim of formal electronic-signature certification.
An estimate is the start of a job record. Prepare the priced scope, capture the customer's decision and carry approved work forward with its customer and project context. VolteraForge helps the office follow that record through the commercial workflow.
Step 1
Build a line-item estimate with document currency, tax treatment and totals. Owners and admins manage the commercial record.
Step 2
Share a controlled approval link where your plan supports it. Keep the recorded decision with the estimate.
Step 3
Move approved scope into linked work or an invoice, then maintain invoice status and recorded payment evidence with the job.

Capabilities depend on your plan, role and assignment. Review the current pricing comparison for availability.
Prepare line-item estimates, share controlled approval links and move approved scope into linked work or an invoice.
Approval records are not a claim of formal electronic-signature certification.
Maintain invoice documents and recorded payment evidence alongside the customer and project.
VolteraForge does not collect customer payments or replace your accounting ledger.
Keep document currency, tax treatment and totals with estimates and invoices as work moves forward.
Document-level currency is not foreign-exchange conversion. Tax settings do not replace professional advice.
No. These are line-item estimating and commercial workflows. Automated drawing takeoff is not part of this V1 feature.
VolteraForge records invoices and manual payment evidence. It does not collect, settle or refund customer payments, or replace an accounting ledger.
Availability depends on the current plan and role. Check the pricing comparison for customer approvals and other commercial capabilities before choosing a plan.
Tell us how you manage jobs today and which workflow you would like to see. Ask about a demonstration or review the current plans.