Aerial workbench first
The job starts with the real lot: imagery, measured area, crack-fill length, and source badges stay visible while pricing.
Aerial takeoff and estimating, built for paving crews.
WGE turns every lead into a job packet with satellite measurement, contractor-priced line items, proposal acceptance, and invoice creation in one reviewable flow.
184,550sq ft sample lot$43,789estimate total1invoice after acceptance
Lot area184,550 sq ftCrack fill5,500 lfEstimate$43,789Imagery: ArcGIS World Imagery
Market-priced estimateReady for proposal
Sealcoat surface prep and application$0.18/sq ft$33,219
Crack fill allowance$1.75/lf$9,625
Striping and layout refresh$45/item$945
ProposalCustomer link readyInvoiceCreated on acceptance
A bid packet that looks like the work.
Contractors should not have to jump between a CRM, a map tab, a spreadsheet, a proposal tool, and an invoice draft just to answer one customer. WGE keeps the lot, the math, and the next action in the same operating surface.
Measurement sourceArcGIS World ImageryReview stateOperator-approvedAI postureSuggestion only
From first call to invoice without re-entering the job.
Release 1 stays focused on the workflow contractors review every day: lead, job, measurement, estimate, proposal, acceptance, invoice.
1Capture the lead
Contact, site notes, and job packet start together.
2Measure from aerial view
Save reviewed polygons, linear feet, and source imagery.
3Price the work
Turn takeoff quantities into a line-item estimate ledger.
4Send the proposal
Freeze revisions before the customer sees the number.
5Create the invoice
Accepted proposals create one invoice with matching lines.
Estimate ledger, not guesswork
Quantities, units, rates, totals, revisions, and finalization stamps are presented like a contractor-grade bid sheet.
AI-ready without auto-pilot risk
Suggestions can prepare review cards, but commands, events, and support logs keep operators in control.
Prepared for agent help, designed for contractor control.
Every important action is a command with metadata, events, review gates, and support visibility. Future agents can assist with drafting, checking, and replaying work without bypassing the operator.