System quotes are long and get rebuilt every time
Build the quote from your own line items, get it approved, and it becomes the job without anyone re-typing the bill of materials.
Home theatre, smart home, boardroom AV, digital signage. Big quotes, install crews, and a service relationship that should carry on long after the racks are in. QuixChex runs all three.
Why AV is different
Build the quote from your own line items, get it approved, and it becomes the job without anyone re-typing the bill of materials.
Assign the install, see who's on the install site while they're clocked in, and capture hours against the job.
It shouldn't. Service agreements and monitoring can run as recurring charges after the install, which is the revenue that compounds.
Day one
Tell QuixChex you run a AV business and it sets the account up around how the work actually happens — before you've typed anything.
Long, itemised quotes built from your own line items, approved by the client, and carried straight into the job.
The site holds the history — what was installed, when it was serviced, what firmware it's on — instead of living in one installer's memory.
Assign the job, see who's on site, and capture hours for job costing at the same time.
Bill in stages on a large fit-out so the equipment order isn't financed out of your own working capital.
Monitoring and support charge monthly after handover, automatically, which is the part most integrators leave on the table.
A later call-out attaches to the same install site, so whoever goes knows what's already in the rack.
How a job runs
You quote a whole-house system. It's approved and becomes a job with a deposit against the equipment order. Installers clock in at the site over the week. On completion the balance bills — and a service agreement starts charging monthly from then on.
QuixChex reads card activity straight off Winston POS, settles through iStream and Global Payments, and is backed by Port City Processing LLC. Whatever you already run on the counter and in the back office keeps running — QuixChex fits around it.
FAQ
Yes. Split the job so the gear is paid for before it's ordered and the balance bills at handover.
Yes, and it's worth doing — a recurring monthly charge that starts when the install completes, on the same client record as the job.
Both. A boardroom fit-out and a home cinema are the same shape of job — quote, deposit, install crew, balance — at different sizes.
Goodbye chaos, hello clarity
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