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A two-person landscaping business uses a Claude Project that holds its prices and quote format, so messy site notes become a tidy quote, confusing customer emails get a polite draft reply, and a month of jobs becomes a revenue summary. They check every number by hand.
QUOTE: Turn these site notes into a quote in our usual format, using only the prices in our price list and only the work mentioned: [PASTE NOTES]. Show the line items, quantities and total, and flag anything you weren't sure how to price.
Replace the [PLACEHOLDERS] with your own details before you send it.
How to try it
- Create a Claude Project, add your price list and one past quote you were happy with, and explain your format in the instructions.
- Paste rough notes or customer emails into a chat inside that project whenever you need a quote or reply.
- Check every price and total yourself before anything goes to a customer.
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