Choose what customers can design
Open Settings → ShedTech OnSite. Your business’s principal sets it up. A live preview at phone and desktop widths shows each change.
What customers can choose
Section titled “What customers can choose”- Shed types: portal, skillion, gable carport, skillion carport.
- The smallest and largest width, length and height. Each shed type is also kept to its own limits (see Quote your first shed), so a skillion offered up to 15 m wide still stops at 12 m.
- Colours: all of yours, or a selection.
- How many roller doors, PA doors and windows, and roller door sizes besides the standard.
- Awnings, and the widest you’ll quote.
- More choices, each a tick:
- where each door goes;
- a roller door’s own colour;
- one colour for the trims (corner, door and barge flashings);
- the number of bays;
- a skillion’s roof direction;
- an awning’s pitch and drop;
- eaves on any side or end of a portal;
- horizontal wall sheets;
- open walls;
- roof only;
- gable end infill on a gable carport.
- What’s quoted: kit only, supply and erection, or with a slab, priced from your settings.
The price shown
Section titled “The price shown”After the customer gives their details, they see:
- the full price;
- a range (the price give or take a percentage, in whole hundreds);
- a “from” price (rounded down to the hundred); or
- no price, so every quote is a lead.
How it looks
Section titled “How it looks”Your logo, two colours, a Google font, the heading, the thank-you text and a link to your privacy policy.
Who hears about it
Section titled “Who hears about it”The email addresses that get each new web lead. Without any, your principals do.
Websites and keys
Section titled “Websites and keys”List the websites the quoter may appear on, and make a website key for them. See Put it on your website.