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The Basics

You've signed up. You're in. Now what?

⏱ About 2 minutes
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Tell Us Who You Are

Your profile is what shows up on every quote and invoice you send. If it's empty, your documents look like they came from nobody. Let's fix that.

Head to Settings > Business Profile and fill in the essentials:

Other sections worth a look:

Takes 30 seconds to a minute, and now every document you send looks legit.

VerbalIt Business Profile settings screen showing name, ABN verification, and business details
2

Stock Your Toolkit

Inventory items are the things you quote and charge for. Services, materials, labour — whatever makes up your work.

Open the app and tap Inventory. Add a few materials you use regularly:

You don't need to add everything right now. Start with 3–5 items you use most. You can always add more later, and you can add items on the fly when you're recording a quote too.

VerbalIt Inventory screen showing materials and services with costs and markup
3

Say It Out Loud

This is the bit that changes everything. Instead of typing out a quote line by line, you just talk.

Head to the Quotes tab and tap the big orange Record button. Describe the job like you're explaining it to the customer:

"Supply and install 6 LED downlights in the kitchen, $85 each. One hour labour at $90."

VerbalIt listens, pulls out the line items, matches them to your inventory, and builds a quote. You talk, we do the paperwork.

VerbalIt voice recording screen with the orange record button
4

Review and Send

Before anything goes out, you check it. VerbalIt builds the quote, but you're the boss.

After recording, you'll see your quote laid out with:

Look it over. Edit anything that needs tweaking. When it looks right, hit Preview & Send — your customer gets a professional PDF quote via email.

First quote: done. Took less time than writing it by hand, and it doesn't look like it was scribbled on the back of a receipt.

VerbalIt quote review screen showing line items, GST, and customer details