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For electrical firms · NZ & Australia

Quotes out today.
Priced your way.

Nothing missed. Nothing guessed. Your rates, your margins, your format. Bodie takes the scope, the drawing or the photo and prices it the way you price. Same day, not next week.

Scope, drawing or photo in Runs your rates and margins Shows every line of working Asks instead of guessing

We onboard a handful of firms at a time. Commercial, industrial or residential.

Got it. We'll be in touch.

Nothing goes to your client until you approve it

Your quote, into the job system you already run
FergusSimproTradify

Every quote writes a PDF and both CSVs regardless, so you are never waiting on an integration to send one. Fergus is proven against the live API. Xero, Simpro and AroFlo are built and being verified; Tradify and ServiceM8 are next. We would rather tell you that than have you find out later.

How it works

You send the scope.
The quote comes back priced.

Commercial, industrial or residential. A tender pack, a set of drawings, a photo off site or a voice note on the way home - it all goes in the same way, and the working comes back out where you can see it.

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    It reads the job properly

    Scope documents, drawings, specifications, site photos. Every item gets registered against where it came from, so the thing buried on page 31 is on the list and the thing another trade is carrying is off it. The items you never price are excluded by name, not forgotten quietly.

    Scope read.34 pages · 52 requirements registered · 14 excluded by name
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    It prices it on your rates, not its own

    Your labour rates, your margins, your materials, your house rules for the clients you tender to. Bodie has no opinion about what a job is worth - it applies the way your firm already prices and applies it the same way every time, whoever is quoting and however late it is.

    Priced your way.Your rates · your margins · your exclusions · your format
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    When it can't see something, it asks

    A drawing does not tell you how far it is to the board, or whether that cable runs through insulation. Bodie stops and names the missing fact rather than defaulting to something plausible. A quietly assumed number is the one thing it will not produce, because that is the number that costs you a job.

    One question.Run length to DB-2 - it won't size the submain without it
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    You check it, and you send it

    Every line shows its working: hours, rates, materials and margin, section by section, so you can satisfy yourself in minutes instead of rebuilding it. Then it lands in your quote format and your job system, ready to go out under your name.

    Ready to send.$86,412.75 ex GST · 26.4% GP · every line open to inspection

Nothing reaches a client without you. Bodie builds the quote, shows all of its working and then waits. You stay the one who signs it off, and it works alongside the job system you already run rather than replacing it.

What comes back

Not just a number.
The working behind it.

Every quote arrives with the reading, the pricing and the questions attached. This is one job the whole way through, so you can see exactly what lands on your desk before you decide whether to trust it with a real one.

Westgate fitout · 34 pages in · priced same day
Sample job · figures are illustrative

Requirements register

Every requirement it found, tied back to the page it came from. If a line is not in here, it was not in your documents, and you can see that before you price.

RefRequirementSourceStatus
R-004Main switchboard upgrade to 400ASpec 6.2, p11Priced
R-011Emergency lighting throughout, AS/NZS 2293Dwg E-102Priced
R-018Cat6 data outlets, 84 positionsDwg E-204Priced
R-027Isolators to mechanical services plantSpec 9.4, p23Priced
R-039Fire alarm interface and monitoringSpec 11.1, p28Excluded
R-044Standby generator connectionDwg E-301Excluded
52 registered · 38 priced · 14 excluded Extract, 6 of 52 rows

This is not a mock-up. Both files below were produced by the exporter that ships in the product, from the job above. The client file carries no cost and no margin, because that is a rule in the code rather than a habit.

Sample quote PDF, 2 pages Client summary CSV
The software itself

Not a mock-up.
The actual screen.

The panels above are what Bodie hands you. This is where it happens: one workspace, your jobs, and a button that starts the next quote. No modules to learn, nothing to migrate, and nothing that tries to run the rest of your office.

The Bodie estimating workspace, showing a new estimate button and a job pipeline

A demo firm's workspace. Northline Electrical is not a real company and every figure on this screen is made up, including the pipeline and the win rate. It is here to show you the software, not somebody's results.

The honest bit

Whose price is it?

Handing pricing to software means handing over the thing that decides whether a job makes money. Fair to be careful about, so - straight answers.

"It'll price my jobs wrong." It doesn't decide your prices. It applies yours.

Your rates, your margins, your rules. It has no opinion of its own.

"It'll guess, and I'll wear it." It refuses to guess.

It stops and names what's missing. It will not quietly assume a number.

"It'll send my client something I haven't seen." Nothing goes out until you approve it.

No exceptions, and no setting that turns that off.

"It'll replace my estimator." It removes the grind, not the judgement.

They stop re-typing and start checking. The judgement calls stay theirs.

Someone builds it around your pricing first. Your rates, your margins, your exclusions and how you price for each client all go in before you quote a live job on it. That work happens once, with a person, at the start - so you're not looking over its shoulder forever.

For electrical firms · NZ & Australia

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