One project, from the enquiry to the profit.
Say you run an interiors firm in Kochi, and a family asks about their new flat. This is how the job will move through Zinvee, and which steps work today.
1Enquiry
Zinvee CRM
The enquiry lands with an owner.
Meera fills your Instagram lead form about her new flat. The enquiry lands in the CRM with an owner, who calls her from their own phone and marks how it went, and the CRM sets the next call.
See CRM2Site visit
Zinvee CRMComing soon
Measure the site, and keep it all on the deal.
The visit will go on the owner’s day with the site address and notes, and the estimator will be told the job is theirs.
See CRMWhat it will do
- Site visits on the owner’s day, with the address and notes
- The estimator told when a job is theirs
- A deals board, as the home for sales people and estimators
3Estimate
Zinvee CRM and InventoryComing soon
Price the job at today’s rates.
The estimator will build the BOQ, the bill of quantities, from your items, with live stock and prices across your warehouses. For what isn’t in stock, one request will go to several vendors, and their prices will come back side by side for an admin to approve with the margin.
See InventoryWhat it will do
- A BOQ from your items, quantities and rates
- One request for quotation to many vendors at once
- Vendor prices side by side, approved with the margin
4Quote
Zinvee CRMComing soon
Send the quote, and see when it’s opened.
The BOQ will become a quote in your own layout, sent as a link, and the CRM will show when it is sent, viewed and accepted.
See CRMWhat it will do
- Quotes in your own layout, sent as a link
- Sent, viewed and accepted, on the deal
- Companies, products and price lists in the CRM
5Purchase
Zinvee InventoryComing soon
Buy it, receive it, label it.
Once Meera accepts, purchase orders will go out from the approved prices. Goods received will get a barcode each and go into the right warehouse and rack.
See InventoryWhat it will do
- Purchase orders from the approved prices, received in parts
- A barcode on every item or batch, scanned with a phone
- Several warehouses, and transfers between them
6Project
Zinvee Work
The project starts with its plan.
Start the project from a template you saved, with its tasks, roles and dates counted from the start day (on Pro). When a task runs late, Work tells the person who asked for it, then the manager of the person doing it. At the launch, the accepted quote will start the project for you.
See Work7Site costs
Zinvee Work
Every rupee goes on the project.
Today, hours and rates come from Work’s weekly timesheets (on Pro). At the launch, stock issued to the site, the daily progress report (DPR) and site expenses will each count against the project’s budget.
See WorkWhat the launch will add
- A budget per project: materials, labour, expenses, overheads
- Stock issued to the site from Inventory, and returns
- The DPR: work done, materials, labour on site, issues and photos
- Site expenses with receipts, by project, day and person
8Accounts
Tally, then Zinvee BooksComing soon
Your accountant, without retyping.
Purchases, site expenses and payments will go to Tally as vouchers, in a file your accountant imports. Zinvee Books comes after the launch and takes over from Tally.
See BooksWhat it will do
- Vouchers with the ledger names you map once
- A file Tally imports, daily or when you ask
- Sales invoices in Tally, made from the accepted quote
Profit
Zinvee Work and InventoryComing soon
Know each project’s profit while it runs.
You will see cost against budget and billing for every live project, with overheads spread by a rule you set, and stock value, slow stock and vendors beside it.
See WorkWhat it will do
- Cost against budget and billing, per project
- Overheads spread across live projects by a rule
- Stock value, stock age and vendor reports
Today each app runs its own step. At the launch they pass the work along: a quote accepted in the CRM starts the purchase in Inventory and the project in Work, and stock issued in Inventory lands on the project’s cost.