Quote in JetBuilt once. Run the whole job from there.
AIC Terminal stays connected to every JetBuilt project through all seven stages, so the build sheet is never retyped into stock, POs, the schedule, timesheets, or the books.
Request a walkthroughThirty minutes, using your own JetBuilt project list. Nothing to install.
- OPPTYPipeline card opensSite contact and address pulled from JetBuilt
- ESTIMATEROM Builder drafts the budgetFrom your own job history, in minutes
- PROPOSALSubmittal package assemblesCut sheets matched by model number
- CONTRACTBuild sheet becomes POsShortfalls land in a needs-ordering listStock allocated to the jobManifests pick from what is on the shelfLabels printBrady wire and part labels from the same lines
- INSTALLSchedule, crew, and punchesSyncs to Google Calendar; techs punch in by job
- REVIEWBid-versus-actual labor reportHours by task against the estimate, same day
- COMPLETEDCloseout package builds itselfDrawings, manuals, as-builts, delivered
One stage change in JetBuilt, and everything downstream updates.
The schedule below is the same drawing, written out. Every record Terminal creates is tied back to the JetBuilt project number, so nothing is retyped and nothing drifts.
| No. | JetBuilt stage | Terminal creates | How |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | OPPTY | Pipeline card | Site contact and address pulled from JetBuilt. |
| 2 | ESTIMATE | ROM Builder budget | Good, better, best from your own job history, in minutes. |
| 3 | PROPOSAL | Submittal package | Cut sheets matched by model number. |
| 4 | CONTRACT | POs, allocated stock, labels | The build sheet becomes purchase orders; shortfalls land in a needs-ordering list; wire labels print. |
| 5 | INSTALL | Schedule, crew, punches | The job schedule syncs to Google Calendar; techs punch in by job. |
| 6 | REVIEW | Bid-versus-actual labor | Hours by task against the estimate, same day. |
| 7 | COMPLETED | Closeout package | Drawings, manuals, and as-builts assembled and delivered. |
Stop retyping the build sheet.
JetBuilt lines flow to stock, POs, and labor on their own.
Stop guessing on ROMs.
A scope becomes a defensible budget from your own history.
Stop chasing timesheets.
Techs punch in on the job; you see bid-versus-actual the same day.
Terminal is the rack. Modules mount into it.
Each module is its own switch. Turn one on and it starts reading the same jobs; turn it off and the charge stops. See every module.
ROM Builder
Faster, defensible budgets. Win more work without eating estimating hours.
Inventory and POs
Build sheet becomes allocated stock and a printed label.
Time Tracking
Punch in by job. Bid-versus-actual on Friday.
Accounting
AP, AR, payroll, and bank reconciliation on the same jobs.
Morgan Sound runs on it every day.
Morgan Sound, an integrator in Lynnwood, Washington, is the reference customer. Terminal runs on their own server, on live JetBuilt projects, with their techs punching in by job.
One or two sentences from the Morgan Sound team about what changed go here. Name and title follow. Nothing is published until they have signed off on the wording.
A live Morgan Sound screenshot goes here, with client names blurred.
Train the crew on the same connected platform.
GTG Training is part of AIC. Phone-first courses for technicians, with seats the owner can see from Terminal. All courses.
Starting at $299 a month for up to 10 users. Founding members pay $199, locked for 12 months, first 20 companies only.
Add five more users for $99 a month at a time. Add-on apps from $49 a month: Time Tracking $49, Inventory and POs $79.
See your own jobs in Terminal this week.
Thirty minutes, using your exported JetBuilt project list. First question we'll ask: where do your POs live after JetBuilt?
You'll hear back from Art within one business day.