Budget Tracker
Forward One Quote. Three Places Filled.
Your sparkie's PDF lands in your inbox. Forward it into FlipPro. Your budget line updates, the sparkie becomes a project contact, and they're saved to your Black Book — automatically.
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The workflow that doesn't exist anywhere else
One forward. Five things done.
- 1
Quote arrives
PDF in your email or messages.
- 2
Forward to FlipPro
Long-press → Share → FlipPro.
- 3
Budget line fills
Electrical (or whatever line) updates with the quote attached.
- 4
Contact created
The tradie's saved to this project's contacts.
- 5
Black Book updated
They're there for the next flip too.
Variance — planned vs actual
See where the budget is actually going
Forwarding quotes is the input. Variance is the output — the live picture of where your project is actually tracking against your plan.
Each line item shows the planned figure, the contracted figure once you've picked a quote, and the actual once invoices come in. The page rolls those into a running total so you spot the drift early — the tile job you're $1,800 over, the demo you're $600 under — instead of finding out at handover.
Compare and pick
Every quote. Stacked under every line item.
The Budget Tracker holds every quote you've collected for every line item.
Three plumbers, two demo crews, four kitchen suppliers — stacked under each line. Tap the one you're going with. The budget updates. The losing quotes stay archived in case you want to circle back.
Cash needed to complete
Your real cash requirement, in one view.
Sample project — 3-bed brick, suburban Sydney
- Purchase price$620,000
- Stamp duty$24,750
- Legal fees$2,800
- Renovation budget$85,000
- Holding costs (4 months)$11,200
- Selling costs$24,000
- Less deposit-$124,000
- Total cash to complete$643,750
Illustrative figures only. FlipPro provides decision-support information only and does not constitute financial, legal or town-planning advice. Always conduct your own due diligence.
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