Send in a photo or a voice note – the Smalt app recognises the equipment and the work automatically and turns it into a finished PDF quote you send on the spot. No more evenings at the desk.
Concept illustration of the app flow, example figures
Quotes get typed up after hours, when you should have finished for the day long ago.
Handwritten notes from the job disappear into the toolbox or get forgotten.
The longer the quote takes, the more likely they ask someone else in the meantime.
Right there at the customer's – no notepad, no retyping.
Equipment, work and line items are detected and priced automatically.
Give the line items and price a quick check, then send it as a PDF straight to the customer – right from the job site.
No evening admin – the quote is created and sent while you're still with the customer.
Recognises typical line items like installation, indoor/outdoor units or pipework automatically.
Adjust line items and prices in seconds before anything goes out.
Professionally formatted and ready to share by WhatsApp, email or link.
Quotes are just the start. Smalt also supports electrical and HVAC businesses with sales, accounting and growth – whenever you want more.
Line items, quantities and prices cleanly broken down – as a PDF you share directly by WhatsApp, email or link.
Illustrative example, not real customer data.
No subscription, no commitment up front. Try the app at your next customer visit.
The first 5 quotes are completely free, with no credit card. What comes after that, we show you transparently in the app.
For electrical and HVAC businesses – heating, plumbing, refrigeration/air conditioning and photovoltaics.
On site you take a photo or record a short note. The app suggests matching line items and prices – you check and adjust them before anything goes out.
The app deliberately focuses on the quote on site. If you want more, you can look into the Smalt partnership, which also covers sales, accounting and other back-office work.
Try 5 quotes free – at your next customer visit.
Learn more about the Smalt partnership →