CRM-to-project route
Leads move into projects without losing the context needed for estimating, assignment, and client follow-up.
Construction Operations
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YEH (the construction operating platform known to its team as Yehovah Builders) needed leads, estimates, field work, finance, portals, and executive visibility to move through the same operating system.
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Original drag
Drag named firstOriginal drag
The work now spans CRM intake, estimating, takeoff, schedules, daily logs, subcontractors, clients, investors, finance, and executive review. The risk was letting each role see a different version of the same job.
Leads, estimates, schedules, logs, invoices, and portals had to stay connected across the job lifecycle.
Builder, subcontractor, client, PM, investor, vendor, and admin views each needed scoped truth.
Field work and finance needed an audit trail instead of phone-call memory.
Bid timing and material cost changes needed a recurring signal before stale numbers became risk.
Operating route
Mapped pathOperating Route
PrettyFly shaped the build around the whole construction operating route: capture the lead, price the work, coordinate the field, keep role-specific portals honest, and surface the status that leadership needs before the next decision.
Leads move into projects without losing the context needed for estimating, assignment, and client follow-up.
AI Smart Estimator and measurement takeoff flows turn project inputs into a reviewable estimate path.
Schedules, daily logs, time clock, change orders, to-dos, and subcontractor work sit inside the same job record.
Clients, subcontractors, PMs, investors, vendors, builders, and admins each see the slice of the job they own.
Bids, purchase orders, bills, invoices, and payment status move with the job instead of becoming a separate spreadsheet trail.
Material and market signals give the team a reason to revisit old bids before cost drift becomes delivery risk.
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Your route
Name one route that feels expensive. The diagnostic reads the drag, owner, risk, and next move before anyone recommends a build.