The crew sees their pay, not your price

The acceptance brief shows the project, phases, dates and what the crew stands to earn — and deliberately never the customer's bid total.

What it is

CrewAcceptanceBrief carries project name, customer, address, building type, start and end dates, phases with day counts, notes, a building plans URL and crewPayout. The modal renders only crewPayout as money.

Also called: don't show the crew the customer price · crew payout only · hide the bid

See it
The crew sees their pay, not your price
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Ivy Brubaker — Barndominium
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Ivy Brubaker — Riding Arena
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Delia Yoder — 30×40 Garage
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Ivy Brubaker — Barndominium
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Ronan Petsch — Equipment Storage
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The review step of the acceptance modal: project brief and phase list with a single 'Crew payout' figure and no customer total anywhere. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1The brief is snapshotted onto the acceptance record so what was shown is recoverable.
  2. 2The modal walks review → sign or decline → confirmation.
  3. 3Only the crewPayout field is rendered as a monetary figure.
Why we built it

The document a crew lead signs has to state the job, the scope and what the crew is paid, and none of that requires him to see what the customer was charged. The brief shows the crew's own labour figure and never the bid total. A builder can hand a crew their agreement without handing them his margin.

The problem
  • Customer pricing leaking to labour.
  • Crews asked to commit without knowing their own number.
  • No record of the offer that was accepted.
Sound familiar?
What you get
Margin stays private while pay stays transparent.
The accepted offer is snapshotted at signing.

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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