Estimate · Quote · Deliver · Invoice

Order management, disciplined.

One record from estimate to invoice.

Estimate. Quote. Deliver. Invoice. Every order on one record, so nothing gets re-typed between the office and the floor.

Open estimates
12
$84k · 3 due this week
Quotes out
7
$52k · 2 awaiting reply
Deliveries scheduled
9
$71k · 4 ready to deliver
Invoices open
14
$118k · 6 awaiting pay

Sell a made-in-house item and the warehouse knows to make more.

The system

Six modules, one record.

Pipeline, catalog, freight, documents, and forecasting share the same order record. Add plan extraction and the AI reads the bid — a person still sets every price.

Customers

Pipeline & lifecycle

Accounts, primary contacts, lead source, owner, follow-up dates. Manual or auto lead scoring. Behavior segments: high-value, repeat, quote-heavy, follow-up, inactive.

Catalog

Products & price guide

Products with applications, SKUs, units, retail prices. A printable retail Price Guide for the sales floor and counter, with markup control.

Inventory

Truck-fit math

Unit-aware shipping counts — Pcs/Pallet, Rolls/Pallet, Bundles/Pallet. The system knows what fits on a truck before you commit a delivery date.

Sales

Quote → Order → Invoice

One artifact moves through three states. Quotes show per-unit pricing. Invoices add extended totals. The customer never sees the seam.

Carriers

FOB freight

Carrier records, recommended and active flags, FOB charges that flow to the order total. Pickup or Delivery — your call, your account.

Reports

Forecast & analytics

Range and status filters, billed value, weighted forecast, calendar-ready orders. The dashboard knows what is open, what is due, and what is likely to close.

Site Plan Extraction · add-on

AI reads the bid. You close the deal.

The extraction module reads uploaded plans and recommends products from your own catalog — each one linked back to the exact spot in the source document it came from. Review the evidence, confirm what needs a second look, and price it. The AI does the reading; a person still makes the call on every price.

Connections

Wire it into the tools your team already uses.

The core workflow needs none of these. Sync the parts that need to live elsewhere.

QuickBooks Online Beta

Push invoiced orders to QuickBooks Online. Payment status pulls back automatically. DocketCRM IDs stay authoritative; QuickBooks IDs live as external refs, with retry on failure.

Google Calendar

Push open orders into the operations calendar with the delivery window, line-item context, and customer contact details already formatted for the team.

AI extraction providers

Bring your own key. OpenAI, xAI, Anthropic, or Microsoft — configured per account from Settings. Used by Site Plan Extraction and other future extraction tasks.

CSV import

Standardized templates for products, customers, and carriers. Ship-day import without spreadsheet acrobatics. Field mapping is documented for the operator handling onboarding.

Demo

See if the workflow fits the way your team sells and ships.

Tell us how you quote, sell, coordinate, and close work today. We will show you where DocketCRM fits, where it does not, and what a cleaner process could look like.

  • 30-minute walkthrough on your real workflow
  • No deck — direct line to the team that builds it
  • Reply within one business day

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