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For door and hardware contractors

Start from the hardware schedule, not a blank estimate.

Your jobs arrive as a door schedule and a set of hardware headings. Rundown reads them, builds the openings and the estimate, and then tracks what has been ordered, received and installed.

The problem

Where generic tools leave you on your own.

  • 01

    Retyping the architect's schedule

    Hardware sets, quantities per door, manufacturers, models and finishes, keyed in by hand from a PDF.

  • 02

    Orders spread across vendors

    One job, four distributors, a dozen expected dates. Finding out what is blocking which door means walking the warehouse.

  • 03

    GC billing has its own rules

    Deposits, progress billing against a contract value and net terms, where most tools assume one invoice at the end.

Questions

Rundown for door hardware.

What formats does the hardware schedule import accept?

Pasted text, PDF, CSV and XLSX. The parser returns openings, hardware sets and line items with a confidence level on each field, and nothing is created until you confirm the mapping.

Can I price from my own distributor accounts?

Yes, on Pro and above. Connect your accounts with ADI, Wesco, Banner and IML, or add your own vendors and keep their costs in the price book.

See your own jobs on the board.

14 days, every feature, no card.