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Bids-A-Lot is a bidding program for parking lot sweeping contractors. It's ease of use and effectiveness has made Bids-A-Lot an invaluable tool that many sweeper contractors depend on. Read on and see the benefits of adding Bids-A-Lot software to your list of business necessities...
Bids-A-Lot can help you...

Invoice your customers
After they accept the bid and you begin to sweep, you can then generate invoices from within the program!

  • each invoice includes all pertinent information for your customer
  • it also includes your business information as well as your logo
  • it allows you to add a description of the work done during the month
  • it allows you to bill for any extra work done
  • a sales tax option is available for sales tax charges
Marketing!
  • generate cover letters that you can use to introduce your company to a prospective customer
  • generate a letter to send along with your bid to a prospective customer
  • create and send 'thank you' letters
  • and so much more!
Bidding!
  • generate a 9 option bid for your customer
  • use a parking lot survey form to ensure accuracy of bidding
  • bid consistently, NO overbidding and NO under bidding!
  • analyze jobs for profitability


As an Analyzing Tool
  • Bids-A-Lot helps to identify profitable versus non-profitable contracts.
  • Quickly review current contracts and easily spot the winners as opposed to the losers.
  • Establish and protect profit margin goals Stores a customer profile on every bid generated.
   



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