AI quoting software drafts a first-pass quote from work your team already recorded: completed work orders, site notes, uploaded specs, equipment, materials, and past quotes. Field Ascend does that inside the same customer and job record, so the estimate is not a side document in a spreadsheet.
The AI Quote Builder is a beta setting under Setup → Quote Options → AI Quoter. It writes a draft. Your office still checks labor, materials, markup, wording, status, and the PDF before the customer sees it.
AI quoting software turns existing job and customer data into an editable quote draft so commercial contractors are not starting every estimate from a blank page. In Field Ascend that draft stays in the quote workflow: review, branded PDF, acceptance, then a work order if the customer says yes.
It is software that writes a first draft of a quote from records you already have, then leaves the commercial decision with a person. Field Ascend's version sits inside the quote, not in a separate chatbot.
Once the office switches on AI Quote Builder, a user can start a draft from a completed work order, a prompt, or files in the reference library. On that same AI Quoter tab you set industry / sector, default parts markup, writing style, and optional pricing guidance. Labor rates show as a read-only summary from Account Settings. The builder also reads customer and site details, equipment, section notes, completed work, past quotes, and materials.
The result is a normal Field Ascend quote: title, notes, labor, materials, status, and category. You edit it the same way you edit any other quote.
It will not send the quote, set the final price, or replace your rate card. Quality improves as you add historical quotes and jobs. Uploaded reference files are sampled, not read in full every time.
It is built for field service follow-up work, remedials, and planned maintenance. It is not a manufacturing configurator or a distributor piece-price engine. For the full send, accept, and convert path, use quoting software for contractors. For the wider estimating story, see FSM software with AI estimating.
The AI Quote Builder follows the paths an office already uses, not a generic chatbot.
Use completed job notes, section notes, materials, customer, site, and the equipment record. The draft stays linked to that work order. If you have it set, the job number can become the quote reference. Completed work and recommended follow-up work are kept apart so you do not quote the visit you already finished.
Describe the work, choose customer and site context, set status and category options, and let the builder produce an editable quote with title, notes, materials, labor, and references.
Upload customer specifications, PDFs, spreadsheets, parts lists, or other supporting files. Field Ascend extracts text and uses it as quote context. Files in the Quote Options reference library can be set Active or Off per file.
Good AI quoting depends on useful business context. Field Ascend assembles that context before asking the AI for structured output.
AI quoting sits inside Field Ascend's field service management software, so draft estimates use the same customers, sites, work orders, and pricing rules as the rest of the job lifecycle. From there it connects to quoting software, work order management, lifecycle tracking, invoicing, equipment tracking, ticketing, AI dashboards, and pricing.
The office starts with a draft from a work order, a prompt, or uploaded files. Someone then edits the quote, picks status and category, checks the price, and generates the branded PDF. After the customer accepts, Field Ascend can create a work order and keep the quote-to-job link.
AI quoting software drafts an estimate from work your team already recorded, instead of starting every quote from a blank page. In Field Ascend the draft stays in the quote record so the office can edit labor, materials, wording, and price before the customer sees it.
The AI Quote Builder is a beta setting under Setup → Quote Options → AI Quoter. Once on, it can draft a quote from a completed work order, a typed prompt, or uploaded files. It uses customer, site, equipment, section notes, completed work, past quotes, materials, and the labor rates shown from Account Settings, then opens an editable draft.
Yes. AI-generated quotes are drafts. Your office reviews the quote, edits line items, checks pricing and scope, chooses the PDF template, and sends only when ready.
No. The AI drafts the quote. Your team reviews and approves pricing, wording, and scope before anything is sent.
Yes. Customer specifications, PDFs, spreadsheets, and other reference files can feed a draft when the AI Quote Builder is switched on. Uploaded reference material is sampled, not read in full every time.
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