You know the status, always
- Every bid logged as an opportunity
- Engineer and basis-of-design captured
- Win probability from engineer track record
- Quotes attached for reference
Pipeline status, CRM opportunities, and draft quotes stay current as bids arrive. Win probability scored from engineer history. You review and approve — nothing slips through.
New bids arrive. Automatically, documents are parsed, equipment extracted, line card checked, engineer history scored, quotes drafted. Your CRM reflects every bid. Opportunities created, data populated, ready for your review.
You open your inbox to see which bids matter: go/no-go on each one, quotes drafted for your review, CRM updated with opportunities. No manual data entry.
Every bid becomes an opportunity with engineer, BOD status, win probability, and attached quote — before your team opens Salesforce. Stages update when you approve, decline, or no-bid.
Sales managers see territory rollups: which engineers are specifying you, where quotes stalled, and which reps need backup on high-probability bids.
3.3M prompts all-time across 38 production prompts in six stages and fifteen families — tracked at buildvision.io/benchmark. Per-family accuracy publishes Q3 2026 on the same page.
Win, loss, no-bid. Full decision trail on record.
Scope, pricing, CDE matrix. One click back to the GC.
Documents arrive. BuildVision extracts equipment, checks line card, scores win probability from engineer history, drafts quotes, creates CRM entries. You review the digest and approve.
You describe your equipment. BuildVision extracts specs and schedules, cross-checks your line card, pulls equipment attributes, formats quotes for your approval.
You log projects. You correct specs. BuildVision remembers. Next time that engineer appears, you've got that history. Corrections compound into institutional knowledge.
Yes. BuildVision creates and updates CRM opportunities automatically. Equipment data flows to your systems without retyping.
Their project history, engineer patterns, and corrections stay in the system. New team members inherit that knowledge on day one.
Forward a bid package. We run the same production pipeline we publish in our benchmark — equipment, specs, and schedules extracted with source page references you can verify.