Features
The Aluminium Pro prices the aluminium and glass work a Pakistani shop quotes: sliding, corner and openable windows, fixed glass, arches, doors, slide doors, kitchen cabinets, panels and 12 mm glass shop fronts. It covers the part that costs you time — the price, the material and cutting lists, and the right paper for each person.
Shop fronts
Tap the front's design, type its width and height and the door's, and the quotation is priced.
Windows & more
Choose the aluminium and the glass once for the whole job. Then add what the customer wants, one card at a time. Each card shows its own price and its price per sq ft, says how many, and can take its own glass and aluminium.
Beside the windows
Add them to a window quotation, or price them on their own. Pick a design from the gallery, and its picture lights up the part you are entering.
Width and height in inches, with dividers across and up — or pick one of 11 designs: panes side by side, one above the other, or a grid.
A half circle, a tall arch, or an arch on a box — 38 designs. Add a fan of dividers and inner arcs, or uprights and bars across. You type each length; the picture shows the design and lights the length you are typing.
Single or double, the handle on the side you choose, with or without a kick plate. Between walls, with fixed glass above, to the left or to the right — or under an arch: over the door and both panes, over the door alone, or with the door rising into it. 62 door designs in all.
One panel sliding on one rail, with bars across if you want them. Type the door's width and height; the frame, the panel and the glass are priced from them.
Say how many columns and how many doors in each — or open the grid, hold and drag between points to make a door, and drag its edges to resize it. Set each door's handle side.
Just the doors, for a kitchen or an openable frame you already have: height, width and how many.
Material lists
Type the sizes and The Aluminium Pro works out the aluminium to buy, the hardware, the glass and what to cut, for every window, door and item on the quotation. Bill the windows' aluminium by actual size, half stand or full stand, whichever your shop charges by.
The aluminium and the hardware to buy, on one sheet with no money on it.
What to cut for every item, and every piece left over, so less goes to waste.
Every pane to cut and the glass to buy, for the glass cutter.
Window documents
The customer gets the prices. The supplier, the workshop and the glass cutter get sizes — and no money. Download, print or share each one from the phone.
Each window and item with its price and per sq ft, the discounts and the total, and a large drawing of every design. Your section rates and your own discount stay hidden unless you tick them.
The order: the bars and hardware to buy, and every piece left over after cutting. No money on it.
What to cut from each bar, each item's pieces, and the total waste. No money on it.
The panes of every item and the glass sheets to buy, for the glass cutter. No customer details and no money on it.
Integrated multi-brand catalogs
The rates you already buy at, the companies you already deal with, and the discounts you already give.
Bar rates come from the supplier's published list, by section, colour and gauge: 0.9, 1.2, 1.6 and 2.0 mm. A new list reaches every phone, and you can open or download the list itself in Settings, even offline.
Chawla, Prime, Premium, Standard, Primax, Al Fatah, Diamond, Pak Almax, Falcon, Eagle, BT, Ittehad, Pak Altech, Super, Tiger, Sanopak, MCO and Shaheen. Pick the company, the gauge and the colour once for the job; each company gives you its own discount for each gauge.
Dull, Silver, H23/Champagne, Sahara/Brown, Black/Multi and Wood Coat — each priced from its column of the rate list (Silver and H23/Champagne share one).
Ghani Glass: the thickness, ref (reflective) or plain, and the colour, priced per sq ft. Another glass company? Ask on WhatsApp to have it added — until then type your own rate, and the quotation names the glass as Ghani.
One button for transport, silicone and extras with your own names, a discount on the aluminium in percent, and rupees off the whole bill. Give or change the discount after the quotation is made, too.
Change the glass, labour or hardware rates for one quotation. Your saved rates stay as they are.
For every job
Pricing, making the quotation, the PDFs and sharing all happen on the phone — make your first PDF with a connection. Your account picks up a copy whenever a connection returns.
Add it to your home screen from the browser, on Android or iPhone. It opens full-screen from its own icon — nothing to download from a store.
Every phone signed in to your shop shows the same quotations, customers and payments. A change on one shows on the others as soon as they are online.
Save a customer once and pick them for the next job. An old bill keeps the details it was made with.
Record each payment the customer makes. The Money screen shows what is billed, what is received and what is still owed.
Every quotation gets its own number. Two phones never give the same one, and a number is never used twice.
A finished quotation keeps the rates it was priced on, so an old bill never changes under you.
Your shop name, address, phone and one photo or logo appear at the top of every customer document — compressed automatically so sharing stays fast.
Send any PDF on WhatsApp the moment the quotation is made, or download and print it. The file is made on the phone, so after your first PDF it works with no signal too.
Settings → Video guides lists every item type, with a Watch button once its video is added; a card shows its own Watch link then too.
Send the amount to the account shown in the app and upload the screenshot. Your package opens as soon as it is approved.
Share your code. When a shop you referred subscribes, credit lands on your account and comes off your next payable order.
Subscription reminders, new rate lists and announcements arrive in the app — and as a push, once you allow it. Payment approvals show in the app.
The paperwork
The customer's PDF carries your letterhead, the priced table, the drawing and the terms. The workshop, supplier and glass sheets carry only what each person needs: sizes and materials, never your money.
Precision
Sizes are typed on the app's own number pad in eighths of an inch, the way they are called
out on site — 96.4 means 96 and four eighths. Money is in whole rupees, so a
total never disagrees with the lines above it.
Questions and answers
The Aluminium Pro prices 12 mm glass shop fronts, sliding windows of 2, 3 or 4 palla, corner windows, openable windows, fixed glass, arches, doors, single slide doors, kitchen cabinets and panels on their own. Everything except the shop front can go on one quotation, each item with its own price, price per sq ft and quantity, picked from galleries of 130+ designs.
Yes, The Aluminium Pro prices corner windows (around one corner or two), openable windows (columns of opening panels), kitchen cabinets, single slide doors and panels on their own. Each has its own gallery of designs and goes on the same quotation as your windows, with its own price.
Yes, The Aluminium Pro puts doors, arches and fixed glass on the same quotation as the windows, each with its own price and price per sq ft. Doors can be single or double, with a kick plate, with fixed glass around them or under an arch; arches can be a half circle, a tall arch or an arch on a box.
The Aluminium Pro makes four PDFs for every quotation: the customer’s quotation, the material list for the supplier, the cutting list for the workshop and a glass sheet for the glass cutter. Only the customer’s document shows money; a window quotation also draws every design large, and a shop front’s papers carry a to-scale drawing of the front.
Yes, The Aluminium Pro takes a discount on the aluminium in percent and rupees off the whole bill, before or after the quotation is made. Transport, silicone and extras go on the bill under your own names.
Yes, The Aluminium Pro lets you set your own glass, labour and hardware rates, and change them for one quotation only. Bar rates come from the built-in rate list, and a finished quotation keeps the rates it was priced on, so changing a rate never rewrites an old bill.