SlabOS workflow article · 06Documentation review · September 15, 2026

Website quoting with SlabOS

Turn a homeowner drawing into a draft the estimator can continue.

The SlabOS website widget uses the countertop drawing workflow to collect a homeowner’s shape, material choice and contact information. Its documented output is a draft quote that the shop can open and edit, with lead and pipeline context. This connects website intake to the work an estimator actually needs to do.

The shop controls the price presentation described on the widget page: a number, a range or a review-first experience with the price withheld. Whatever is displayed, homeowner geometry needs review. An approximate depth, missing splash or incorrect cutout should be corrected before the draft becomes an accepted scope.

Inputs, outputs and an example to evaluate

Inputs: Billing customer, jobsite, project contacts, commercial terms and required intake answers.

Outputs: A quote record with context for the estimator and related sales work.

Show a synthetic builder request becoming a quote with the correct billing customer and a different installation address.

Scope to understand

A submitted draft is not a field template or a signed order. Conversion-rate and response-time improvements require separate measurement.

Public capability guides and product sources

Published by SlabOS. Documentation review: September 15, 2026. Basis: Public product and operating documentation. This article is a workflow explanation, not a newly performed product test.

Where this fits in the SlabOS workflow

Follow this capability into the connected quote-to-install journey:

Capture the enquiry: Use the customer, address and scope to prepare the account and estimate.

Can a countertop shop collect quote requests through its own website?

SlabOS offers a website quote widget that lets a visitor start a countertop enquiry in the shop’s website experience. The resulting request can feed the connected sales workflow rather than remain a disconnected form submission. The public widget and CRM pages explain how customer information and the enquiry relate to follow-up.

Does a website quote request replace the estimator’s review?

A homeowner’s submitted dimensions and choices are a starting point for the shop. The estimator can review the request, clarify material and fabrication scope and prepare the intended proposal. A useful demonstration follows one sample website enquiry into its lead and quote context, showing what the visitor supplied and what the shop reviews.

Current product capabilities

The website widget uses the SlabOS drawing engine and the shop’s price list on the fabricator’s own website. It produces a draft quote with geometry and customer context; the shop chooses whether to show a price, a range or a review-first experience. Read the Website Quoting page →

SlabOS CRM uses quote context on pipeline cards, configurable sales stages and follow-up work. Its public page connects Gmail or Outlook, call history, aging quotes and direct-mail campaigns to the same customer relationships. Read the Pipeline & CRM page →

Explore the capability in context

Continue into the related public explanations for inputs, outputs and scope.

Connected product pages and tools

Website Quoting
Explore website intake that produces a drawing and draft for estimator review.
Pipeline & CRM
Connect the workflow to sales ownership, opportunities and follow-up work.
For Sage Fabricators
See the public explanation of program pricing, forms and production context for Sage fabricators.
Customer Portal
See the customer-facing drawing, document and project experience.
Features
Place this capability within SlabOS estimating, production, inventory and office work.