Choose the finishes the client sees

The review opens with all three families side by side, each carrying its own range, under the line Select the finishes to send. Each one is shown as its own range.

Nothing on the card ranks them, sorts them by likelihood or points at one. They are three prices for three different jobs.

Tap a family to tick it. Tap it again to untick it. The line under them counts what you chose, such as 1 of 3 go to the client.

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1. 1Each family's own range, low and high
2. 2Tap to tick. One, two or all three go out
3. 3The count of what this client will see

Send one when the conversation has already settled the material. Send two when the client is deciding between them and the money is the deciding factor. Send all three when they have not told you enough to narrow it.

Whichever you tick, the client sees them as parallel ranges with nothing recommending one. That is the part worth keeping: a recommended option is a negotiation, and a set of options is a decision.

There is no box to edit a family's figure, and there is not going to be one. The range is two of your own rungs. A figure you can nudge is a figure you will talk yourself down from between reading it and sending it, and that is the hour and a half this card exists to take back.

What you can do is add a line, which is money on top rather than money off. See Add a line and a note.

Approve & create link stays disabled while nothing is ticked. An estimate with no finishes on it is a letterhead with a date, so the product refuses it rather than sending one.