The site walk is time you are already spending and not billing. Someone on your team walks the building, takes photos and notes, then goes back to the office the next day and rebuilds the one-line and equipment list to build the estimate. It is slow and non-billable, and the data is no longer usable the moment the bid goes out.
Capture it once in the field, hand it off clean, and keep the data. That is the hour back, and the record you own.
Capture the walk once, on your phone
Today, your team walks the site with a clipboard and a camera, then rebuilds the one-line at a desk the next day.
Condoit changes that:
Build the one-line in the field with AI
Log the equipment, raceways, photos, and notes as you walk
No rebuild the next day, the walk is the capture
The walk you already do becomes the record, in one pass.
Hand off a clean artifact
Today, the estimate starts from scribbled notes and a camera roll, pieced together from memory.
Condoit changes that:
Generate a site-walk report (one-line, breakers, raceways, notes) in minutes
Show the customer what you see while you are still standing in their facility
The estimate starts from real, structured data
A clean handoff, so the bid goes out faster and sharper.
Recover the hours, and own the data
Today, site walks are non-billable overhead, and the walk data is gone once the bid goes out.
Condoit changes that:
About an hour back per walk, straight into billable capacity
Unlimited job walks on the subscription, so there is no meter on doing more
The walk data becomes the facility record you own
The hours come back as billable work, and you own the data that wins you the service later.
Digital tools for electricians, project managers, and engineers in the field.
%20copy.png)
