Most builders apps in Ireland are for the site: programmes, snag lists, timesheets, subcontractor payments, the variation nobody signed. Useful once you have the job. inflow is for the weeks before that. The extension enquiry that lands on WhatsApp at half seven with the architect's drawings attached, the Messenger question about a garden room, the website form asking whether you are on the register. All of it in one inbox, a reply drafted in your own words, and the price sent back into the same conversation.
inflowLHi, we are looking at a single-storey extension to the back of a semi in Lucan, kitchen and utility, about 35 square metres. We have drawings from the architect. Could you price it and say when you might start?
You are at the kitchen table pricing a different job with a pencil and a calculator. The drawings are a PDF you cannot open on the phone.
Saw the garden room you posted last week. We want a home office at the bottom of the garden in Swords, about four by six. Do we need planning for that, and what sort of money is it?
You are at the merchants with the phone in your pocket. The exemption rules changed in July and the same question keeps arriving.
Attic conversion on a three-bed semi in Clondalkin, two rooms up there if it can be done. Are you on the construction register, and can you send photos of previous work?
You are on the scaffold with the block layer. The form lands in an email account you open on the laptop after dinner, if at all.
WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram, email and the website form land in a single feed, newest first. The Thursday extension sits under Unanswered until you reply, and the Saturday garden room does not vanish under Monday's messages.
inflowLinflow drafts the answer from how you have answered before: when you can call out to see the site, whether you take the drawings by email, how you describe your lead time. You read it, change what you want and tap send. It is your reply, in your words, sent by you.
Once you have seen the site, build the quote from the thread and send it into the same conversation. The customer is not chasing a PDF through their email, and the Quoted tab shows who already has a number and who is still deciding.
Every reply is drafted from your own past messages and waits for your tap. Nothing goes out unless you send it.
Read it, edit it if you like, send it. Nothing goes out without you.
Every enquiry becomes a card. New, quoted, booked: the whole week on one screen, so nothing goes quiet because nobody had time to chase it.
Every channel, newest first, with an Unanswered tab.
In your words, waiting on your tap.
Priced from the thread, sent back into it.
New, quoted, booked, and what the season is worth.
The Quoted tab shows who has a price and who is still waiting.
WhatsApp, Meta and Google routes, one tap to disconnect.
Drafts wait for your tap. Nothing goes out unless you send it.
For the builder with one crew, not the contractor with a site office.
If you run several sites with a foreman on each and someone in the office, and you need programmes, snag lists, timesheets, subcontractor payments and variations in one system, that is construction management software and inflow does not do it. Commencement Notices, the BCMS and the Certificate of Compliance on Completion stay with your engineer or architect; inflow never goes near them. It handles the conversation that wins you the job, then steps out of the way.
You are a builder with one crew, or a few, and you answer the messages yourself. Extensions, attic conversions, garden rooms, renovations, the odd new build. The enquiries arrive on WhatsApp and Messenger as often as through the website, usually in the evening, usually with a photo or a drawing, and the builder who replies first with a date to call out is the one who gets to price it.
Get early accessNo. Programmes, snag lists, timesheets and the building control paperwork stay wherever they are today. inflow handles the enquiry, the reply and the quote, then the job carries on as it always has.
Usually not without seeing the site, and inflow does not pretend otherwise. The drafted reply is the one that gets you out to look: when you can call, what you need from them first. The quote is built from the thread once you have been.
One monthly price with everything in it, cancel anytime. The number is announced at launch, and the waitlist hears it first.
No. They keep sending drawings and photos on WhatsApp or Messenger the way they always have. The change is on your side, in one app.
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