From Takeoff to Complete Material Order in One Click
Your panel counts and trim quantities are already calculated. The order template turns those numbers into a full material list: panels, trim, underlayment, ice and water shield, screws, cleats, caulk, butyl tape, and any custom items you add. Save your standard configurations as named templates and reuse them on every job.
Templates That Match How You Order
An order template doesn't just pull panel and trim numbers. It calculates your full material list for the job: panels, trim, underlayment, ice and water shield, screws, cleats, caulk, butyl tape, and any custom line items you add.
Set it up once with your standard materials and the app auto-calculates quantities from the takeoff data every time you load it. Panel quantities, linear footage, trim lengths, coil footage, fastener counts, and accessory quantities are all built directly from the calculation.
Copy the list and send it to your supplier. That's it.
Save It Once, Use It on Every Job
Most contractors order the same basic setup on most jobs. Same panel profile, same trim widths, same supplier format. Order templates let you save that configuration with a name and load it instantly.
Save Your Panel and Trim Settings Too
Separate from order templates, you can save your panel and trim configuration as named presets. Panel width, trim widths, waste factors, coil width divisor, hip/ridge toggle. Save the settings you use most and load them at the start of a job so you're not reconfiguring the app every time.
Save new presets or update existing ones from a dropdown.
The Takeoff Is Only Useful If the Order Is Right
A perfect panel calculation doesn't help if you're manually transcribing numbers into an email and transposing a digit. Or if you remember the panels and trim but forget the underlayment and fasteners. The order template closes the gap between “I know what I need” and “the supplier has my complete order.” Every number comes straight from the calculation, every accessory is accounted for, and nothing gets missed because it's all saved in the template.