Quoting Software Built for the Electrical Supply Counter
Wire by the foot. Specs that stick. Project quotes that survive six change orders and a GC's last-minute VE exercise. Import spreadsheets in seconds, flag NEC conflicts before the inspector does, and see inventory across every branch without picking up the phone.
Quoting Software Built for the Electrical Supply Counter
Wire by the foot. Specs that stick. Project quotes that survive six change orders and a GC's last-minute VE exercise. Import spreadsheets in seconds, flag NEC conflicts before the inspector does, and see inventory across every branch without picking up the phone.
Wire and Cable Pricing by the Foot
Your customer needs 47,000 feet of #2 AWG THHN and they need the price now. But your quoting tool thinks in eaches. So you open a calculator, figure the per-thousand-foot price against your cost coil, add copper adjustment, multiply by 47, and hope nobody fat-fingered a zero.
Quotery prices wire by the foot, conduit by the stick, and hardware by the hundred. No workarounds. No spreadsheet side math. Copper adjustment, coil charges, and volume breaks apply automatically across line items. A 50,000-foot THHN quote lands with correct pricing in seconds. Every time.
Mistakes on wire pricing are pure margin loss. You do not get a second chance. Quotery catches the math before the quote leaves your counter.
Specifications That Stick to Every Line Item
A contractor asks for a 200A, 42-circuit, NEMA 3R panelboard and you quote it. Three weeks later the gear shows up and the electrician says the enclosure is NEMA 1. Who specified what? The phone call. The notepad. The memory. Somebody is eating the restock fee.
Every product in your Quotery catalog carries its electrical specifications right on the line: voltage rating, amperage, pole count, AIC rating, NEMA enclosure, wire gauge, insulation class, temperature rating. The quote prints with those specs visible. The customer signs off on exactly what they are getting, not what they assumed.
No more end of job arguments about what was quoted. The paper trail has the specs. The specs win.
Project Quoting That Survives the Build
Tear-off starts at 7 AM. By 9 AM the foreman discovers the lighting layout changed and the general contractor adds 40 more 2x4 LED troffers to Phase 2. By noon the engineer redlines the feeder schedule. Your quote from three weeks ago is now a draft of a draft.
Quotery organizes quotes by project phase, release, and building zone. Each section gets its own delivery schedule and approval status. Change orders attach to the original quote as versioned revisions. You add 40 troffers to Phase 2 and nothing else moves. History stays intact. Audit trail stays clean.
The GC changes their mind four more times before rough-in. You update the right section each time. Everything else holds.
NEC Compliance Flags Before the Inspector Arrives
The wrong breaker in a quote becomes a red tag on final inspection. Arc-fault where GFCI was required. The wrong temperature rating on service entrance cable. The inspector does not care that your counter guy pulled the wrong SKU. The contractor eats the callback and remembers who quoted it.
Quotery tags products with relevant NEC articles, required certifications, and jurisdiction-specific requirements. When a line item conflicts with the project's local code version, the system surfaces it before the quote goes out. It is not a substitute for the licensed engineer's stamp. It is a second set of eyes on hundreds of line items.
Red tags cost thousands in truck rolls, change orders, and damaged relationships. Catching the mismatch at the counter costs nothing.
Spreadsheet Imports at Distributor Speed
A commercial high-rise RFQ lands in your inbox: a 40-tab Excel workbook with 3,200 line items spanning switchgear, panelboards, transformers, bus duct, lighting, wiring devices, and fasteners. Each manufacturer used their own part number format. Copper surcharge needs to hit every copper-bearing line. The quote is due Thursday.
Drag the file into Quotery. The import engine normalizes manufacturer part numbers to your catalog format, maps every line to the right product, and flags exceptions for manual review. Apply the weekly copper adjustment to all copper-containing items in one click. Volume breaks and quote-level discounting resolve automatically across all 3,200 lines.
What was a two-day data entry marathon is now a review session. You spend your time on pricing strategy instead of copying cells.
Every Branch. One Screen. Zero Phone Calls.
A contractor walks into your Springfield counter and needs 400 feet of 500 MCM copper for a service upgrade. Your Springfield warehouse shows three reels. Is that accurate? Did Tulsa just ship a reel to a job site this morning? Nobody knows without calling Tulsa.
Quotery shows live stock at every branch on one screen. Pick the delivery address and the system routes to the nearest warehouse with availability. If Springfield is short, it surfaces the Tulsa reel automatically. Stock transfers between branches stay tracked in the same system with a clean audit trail for your CPA.
Inventory you cannot see is inventory you cannot sell. Visibility across branches means the sale closes at the counter, not after three phone calls and a prayer.