Proposals
Slate
Same visit, priced, in language a spouse can repeat
Slate does the assembly — price book, scope narrative, photo evidence, financing options, warranty terms — in minutes, so the inspector’s judgment reaches the kitchen table while the homeowner is still standing in it.
Interactive demo
Watch Slate work a real case.
Step through it one action at a time. Nothing here is a mock-up of a chat window — these are the actual stages of a run, including the checks that happen before anything visible occurs.
A 1,400 sq ft basement with bowing block wall and drainage failure
Inspector completes a 90-minute inspection: 41 photos, deflection measurements on the north wall, evidence of hydrostatic pressure and a failed exterior drain. Historically this proposal would be built that evening and emailed Thursday.
Full transcript & decision trace
The part most vendors don't show you.
The verbatim conversation plus the reasoning trace behind it: rules fired, thresholds crossed, costs incurred, and every decision the agent deliberately refused to make.
What it's for
The problems Slate exists to solve.
The window closes before the PDF arrives
Two to five days after the visit, the urgency and often the job are gone — to whoever left something on the kitchen table.
The most expensive field person does clerical work at night
Two to three hours per inspection assembling documents, performed after a full day of appointments. It is a retention problem as much as a throughput one.
Pricing and warranty language drift
Hand-built proposals diverge across inspectors and branches until a claim arrives and four versions of the terms are found in the field.
Capabilities
What it actually does.
Condition-to-scope mapping
Selects templated scope narrative and product options from the inspector’s recorded observations — never from its own structural determination.
One price book
Prices from a single versioned book with branch-level rules, so variation becomes visible instead of normal.
Evidence assembly
Places the specific photographs and measurements that support each line item, captioned in plain language.
Financing and payment framing
Presents approved financing options and monthly equivalents alongside the total, within the terms your lender partners allow.
Versioned warranty terms
Emits current, auditable warranty and exclusion language on every document — one version, network-wide.
- Inspection apps & mobile capture
- CRM / job records
- Price book & product catalog
- Financing partners
- E-signature
- Document storage
- Slate never makes a structural determination — anchors versus beam, engineer involvement, and soil interpretation stay with the inspector.
- No proposal is delivered to a homeowner until the inspector reviews and releases it.
- Prices come only from the versioned price book; discretionary discounts require a named approver and are logged.
- Every line item must be traceable to a recorded observation or it is flagged, not printed.
Human handoff: The inspector reviews the draft on a tablet, edits scope or sequence, and releases it. Anything requiring an engineer of record is routed before pricing is shown.
Questions
Straight answers.
Does Slate decide the repair?
No. It maps recorded observations to scope options from the price book and prices what the inspector selects. Structural determinations, engineer involvement, and soil interpretation stay human.
What if pricing is inconsistent across inspectors today?
You will see it in week two. Same-day generation from one price book makes variation visible that slow, hand-built proposals conceal.
What does the field actually gain?
The proposal window, and their evenings. Two to three hours of nightly clerical assembly per inspection disappears — which shows up in retention, not just throughput.
Keep going
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Atlas
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Kairos
Pays the clean claims fast, escalates the rest in under 90 seconds.
Echo
Predicts churn 60 days out and acts before the lapse.
Sentry
Watches every agent action and builds the audit trail.
Vesta
Closes tier-one service cases instead of deflecting them.
Meridian
Runs the escalation while the human makes the judgment call.
Bedrock
Turns the submittal and RFI log into a schedule early-warning system.
Keystone
Assembles change order entitlement and turns inspections into proposals same day.
Anchor
Calls every foundation inquiry in seconds and books the inspection.
Ridgeline
Plans the inspection and production boards together, and re-plans them when the day breaks.
Run Slate against your own workflow.
Bring us one process and a number attached to it. We'll tell you whether an agent moves it.