What you are approving, restated above the agreement

A short block above the legal text restating the project, the building summary, the site address and the total the customer is signing for.

What it is

A bordered recap card carrying the project name, a one-line building summary, the delivery address and the total in the brand colour. It is switchable from the builder's controls and prints with the agreement because it is part of the record.

Also called: recap on the contract · project and total above the terms

See it
What you are approving, restated above the agreement
Prepared for
Ronan Petsch
1140 Ridge Line Rd · Fair Play
Shell package$29,828
Concrete & site$8,660
Doors & windows$5,773
Trim & finish$3,849
Total
$48,110
Signature
The recap strip above the letterhead with project, building summary and the total in the accent. src/app/client/[id]/contract/page.tsx. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1The estimate facts are returned alongside the branding by the intake-settings endpoint
  2. 2The card renders only when there is something to show and the contract:estimateRecap key is on
  3. 3It sits above the letterhead and prints with the document
Why we built it

A customer reaching the agreement has usually not looked at the estimate for days, and signing from memory is how disputes start. The building and the figure they are about to commit to are restated directly above the terms, so signing is never a leap of memory. The clauses themselves cannot be toggled off, because a checkbox has no business editing legal text.

The problem
  • Signing an agreement without the commercial terms in view
  • Disputes about which building and which total were agreed
Sound familiar?
What you get
The number and the building are in front of the customer at signature
The recap is part of the printed record

See it on your own jobs

Twenty minutes, your numbers, no slide deck. We’ll build one of your real buildings in front of you and send you the estimate link at the end — yours to keep either way.

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