Run your whole drywall business in one place.
GC bids and homeowner patch jobs on one board, hang-tape-finish priced off your own book, crews clocking in by job site, and invoices that go out the day the sanding is done.
Beta access · Pricing set with founding crews · White-glove setup
- One login
- Bids, the board, timecards, truck stock, invoices and the books
- Your price book
- Every number on a quote is yours. EMOR Blue never sets a price.
- Since 1990
- Samaniego Drywall ran on a paper binder. Their jobs live here now.
- Built for crews
- Hangers and finishers on separate sites, on one board
What it takes off your bill.
Most shops this size are paying four or five vendors that do not speak to each other, then paying a person to retype the numbers between them. This is the list EMOR Blue absorbs.
- The estimating appQuotes built from your own price book, by sheet and square foot
- The whiteboard and the group textOne dispatch board every phone sees within seconds
- The punch clock appHangers and finishers clocking in at the site they are on
- The stock spreadsheetMud, tape and bead counted per truck, with a reorder report
- The invoice templateAn invoice that drafts itself the day the sanding is done
- The shoebox for the bookkeeperReal double-entry books under every invoice and bill
The drywall headaches this ends.
Bids and patch jobs collide
A GC's three-week hang on a new build and a homeowner's water-damage patch land on the same calendar. Without one board, the patch gets forgotten or the GC crew shows up short.
Sheets and mud vanish between sites
Boxes of mud, rolls of tape, corner bead and half-sheets ride from one job to the next on whichever truck is closest, so nobody knows what a job really used or what is left.
GC money and homeowner money both drag
The GC pays net 30 if the paperwork is perfect. The homeowner pays when you remember to send the bill. Either way you are finishing the next job before the last one is paid.
A drywall job, end to end, on one system.
Bid to banked, in the order it actually happens in your shop. Every panel below is the office side: what you open, what your foreman sees, what your bookkeeper stops chasing.
- 1Quote
Price it the way you already price it
Build the bid off your own price book by sheet count and square footage. Send one number if that is how you bid a basement, or put Level 4 next to Level 5 when the finish is the conversation. Which of those you use is a setting on your account, not a rule of the software.
Samaniego Drywall
Basement finish, 1420 Sherman Ave
- Hang 5/8 board, 142 sheets$3,124
- Tape and three coats, 4,540 sq ft$2,951
- Corner bead, 310 lf$775
Total$6,850One number here. Add a Level 5 option beside it when you want it priced, not argued.
- 2Dispatch board
The signed bid is already on the board
Approve it and the job exists: address, scope and the signed number attached. Drag the hang crew onto the new build and the patch onto Thursday, and both phones have it before anyone leaves the yard. The GC's three-week hang stops burying the homeowner's water-damage patch.
Hang crew A
Sherman Ave basement
Mon 7:00a
working
Finish crew
Oakwood build, units 4 to 9
Mon 7:30a
working
Luis M.
Patch, 88 Ridge Rd
Thu 1:00p
scheduled
Moved on the board, seen on the phone. No call to the foreman.
- 3Timecards
Hours land on the job that earned them
Your crews clock in from their phone at whichever site they are standing on, and the card carries that job. At the end of the week the hours are already split by site, so payroll is an export by pay rate instead of an evening spent reading truck notes.
- 7.5 hrs
Luis Moreno
Sherman Ave
- 8.0 hrs
Dee Carter
Oakwood 4 to 9
- On the clock
Ray Alvarez
Oakwood 4 to 9
One open card per tech. Export by pay rate when the week closes.
- 4Truck stock
Mud and bead stop disappearing between sites
Stock lives per truck and per warehouse. Scan the bucket, the roll of tape or the stick of bead as it comes off the truck, and the reorder report tells you what to buy before Monday instead of the foreman finding out at 7am.
All-purpose mud, 4.5 gal
Truck 2
Reorder6Paper tape, 500 ft
Truck 2
14Corner bead, 8 ft
Warehouse
92
Below the reorder point, so it is on the buy list before Monday.
- 5Invoicing and books
Invoice on close, books already right
The invoice drafts itself when the job closes. Homeowners pay by card from the link; GC invoices sit in aging so you see who is past thirty days before it becomes a phone call you dread. Every one of them posts to real double-entry books underneath. Progress billing on long hangs is on the roadmap.
- $18,400
Bellweather GC, Oakwood
42 days
- $6,850
M. Alvarez, Sherman Ave
Paid by card
- $940
Ridge Rd patch
9 days
A/R aging, and a journal entry behind every line.
That is the whole loop, on one login.
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Level 4 or Level 5 is a line on the quote with its own price.
The finish level is where the money on a drywall job sits, and it is the part a homeowner cannot picture. Price it in your book once and it goes out the same way every time, whether you bid it as one number or show the upgrade beside it.
- Sheet count and square footage come off your own price book
- Bid it as one number, or price the finish levels side by side
- The signed number is what the crew works from and what you bill
One system, the whole drywall business.
Bid it the way your shop bids
Build the quote from your own price book by sheet count and square footage, and send it as one number. If you would rather price Level 4 and Level 5 side by side, turn that on; your shop's pricing model decides, not the software.
Crews clock in by job site
Hangers and finishers clock in from their phone at whichever site they are on, and the hours land on a timecard for that job. Export by pay rate for payroll and see what each bid really cost in labor.
Mud, tape and bead by the truck
Stock levels live per truck and per warehouse. Scan the bucket of mud, the roll of tape or the stick of corner bead as it goes on the job, and the reorder report tells you what to buy before Monday.
Invoice the GC and the homeowner
The invoice drafts itself when the job closes. Homeowners pay from the link once the shop turns on card payments; GC invoices sit in A/R aging so you see who is past 30 days before it becomes a problem. Progress billing on long hangs is on the roadmap.
Samaniego Drywall
Madison, Wisconsin
From a binder and scraps of paper to one screen.
Samaniego Drywall has hung, taped and finished homes and businesses across Dane County since 1990. For most of that time the whole business lived in a binder: the bids, the crew's week, and whatever was still owed. Their jobs, quotes and invoices are in EMOR Blue now, on one record per customer that anyone in the office can open.
- Madison, WI
- In business since 1990
- Family crew
- Homes and businesses
“Just a binder and scraps of paper … and the jobs are finally in one place. Worth every dollar.”
Bellweather GC
Customer since 2019 · Madison, WI
- 34
- Jobs completed
- 2
- Active jobs
- $9,240
- Avg job value
- $18,400
Oakwood build, units 4 to 9
Hang and finish · Invoiced, 42 days
- $22,100
Willow Creek townhomes
Hang and finish · Paid
- $6,850
Sherman Ave basement
Quote signed · On the board
One record per customer: every job, every quote, every invoice they have ever had.
The EMOR Blue customer record. Names and figures illustrate one shop's book.
And this is what lands when you send the link.
Your company, your prices, your scope. They sign on the glass and it comes back as a won job at that number. This shop prices the two finish levels side by side; plenty of shops send a single number instead, and that is a setting on your account.
In your office, a second later
Maria Alvarez approved their quote, $8,400
The job moves to won at that number, and the signed scope is what your crew works from.
Samaniego Drywall
Quote for your review
Basement finish, hang and finish
1420 Sherman Ave, Madison WI
Level 4
$6,850
Standard for flat painted walls
Level 5
$8,400
Skim coat for critical light
Illustration of the customer quote page. Prices come from the shop's own price book.
Questions, answered.
Can EMOR Blue quote drywall by finish level?
Yes, and how you present it is your call. Build the quote from your own price book by sheet count and square footage and send a single number, or price Level 4 and Level 5 side by side on one quote when the finish is the conversation. Either way the signed number becomes the job you put on the board.
Do drywall contractors actually run on EMOR Blue?
Yes. Samaniego Drywall in Madison, Wisconsin has been hanging, taping and finishing since 1990, and ran the whole business out of a binder and scraps of paper. EMOR Blue is where their jobs, quotes and invoices live now, with every job on the customer's own record.
How do I run crews on several job sites at once?
Every crew and every site sits on one drag-and-drop dispatch board that syncs to each phone within seconds. Move a finisher from the new build to the patch job and they see it before they leave the parking lot. Each crew member clocks in from their phone at the site, so hours land on the right job.
Can EMOR Blue do progress billing for drywall?
Not yet; progress billing on long hangs is on the roadmap. Today the invoice drafts itself when the job closes, the homeowner pays from the link once the shop turns on card payments, and GC invoices sit in A/R aging so you see who is past due. Every quote and invoice stays on the customer's record for the next bid.
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