Flo Agents / Construction

Job Flo turns field chaos into a running job system.

Construction teams do not need another place to paste notes. They need photos, measurements, calls, scopes, materials, crews, and invoices moving through one workflow the business owns.

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Job command center

Drafting

Site packet

Pull photos, measurements, notes, calls, and job details into one structured job packet.

01

Scope draft

Draft the scope, line items, materials, and payment schedule for human review.

02

Materials

Push the job through materials, crew updates, invoicing, and payment visibility.

03

Invoice

Pull photos, measurements, notes, calls, and job details into one structured job packet.

04

The problem

Quoting breaks when the field and office do not share context.

Manual workflow

  • Photos, notes, measurements, and calls are scattered across tools.
  • Someone rebuilds every quote by hand and checks for missed line items.
  • Materials, crews, status updates, and invoices depend on manual follow-through.

Job Flo workflow

  • Every job starts from one clean packet the system can read.
  • The first draft of scope, pricing, and schedule is assembled before review.
  • Updates and next steps move through the operating layer instead of memory.

How it works

Collect

Pull photos, measurements, notes, calls, and job details into one structured job packet.

Price

Draft the scope, line items, materials, and payment schedule for human review.

Move

Push the job through materials, crew updates, invoicing, and payment visibility.

Proof

The construction workflow starts with quoting because that is where profit leaks first.

The active construction project focuses on turning field data into a near-complete scope and payment schedule, so the human reviews the job instead of rebuilding it from scratch.

Case study

Quoting and scope-of-work creation redesigned to save 20+ hours a week

A construction workflow rebuilt around field inputs, AI-assisted scope drafting, human review, and cleaner payment visibility.

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