Build itemised quotes
Keep labour, materials, waste, and options clear for the customer.
Product workflow page for UK landscaping businesses
Soleify fits landscapers who quote patios, fencing, decking, planting, turfing, clearances, and phased garden projects where the quote needs structure and the follow-up needs a repeatable manual routine.
The public positioning stays narrow: itemised quotes, open quote visibility, manual follow-up consistency, and using accepted scope as the starting point for invoicing.
It is not presented here as a complete landscaping management system.
The visit usually gives you the right detail. The difficulty starts later when the quote, options, and next action are no longer in one place.
That is why this workflow focuses on keeping quote detail and open opportunities visible rather than pretending the wider landscaping business can be run from one tool.
Keep labour, materials, waste, and options clear for the customer.
See which landscaping jobs still need a reply or decision.
Use a repeatable review rhythm instead of relying on memory.
Reuse the quote detail you already prepared when the customer says yes.
Product proof
See the visible quoting workflow: itemised quotes, open quote visibility, and the workflow screens that keep quote information together.
Screenshots show real parts of Soleify. Example names and job details are illustrative only.
Quote builder view
Add the customer, itemise the work, and keep the measurements, materials, and job details together instead of rebuilding them from texts later.
Open quote tracking
See quote status in one place so follow-ups do not depend on memory, scraps of paper, or scrolling back through WhatsApp.
You visit a customer for a patio and border redesign, then send one quote with the base scope and another option with extra planting and lighting.
Keep the customer, measurements, materials, and access notes together.
Separate labour, supplied materials, optional extras, and exclusions.
If the customer is deciding, the quote stays visible for the next follow-up review.
Carry the chosen version forward instead of rebuilding the whole job.