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Selections.
Decided together.

Once a proposal becomes a job, bring the materials you’ll use into Selections. Upload material photos and details, send the choices to your customer for approval, and give everyone one source of truth for what belongs on the project.

Jobs / Reed backyard pool · Orlando, Florida · Fictional project

Selections

Finishes, fixtures and materials — with choices, due dates and the customer’s decision.

Decking

Draft

1 choice

Ivory pavers · 12 × 24 · offset pattern

Pool deck · Due 2026-12-15

Pool finish

Awaiting approval

1 choice

Blue exposed aggregate finish

Pool interior · Due 2026-12-18

Coping

Approved

1 choice

Ivory stone · eased edge

Pool perimeter · Due 2026-12-12

Approved by Taylor Reed · Example customer

Glass tile

Draft

1 choice

Ocean blue mosaic · 1 × 1

Waterline · Due 2026-12-14

Spa tile

Awaiting approval

1 choice

Blue mosaic · match waterline

Raised spa · Due 2026-12-14

Fictional data · Illustrative, AI-generated material samples · Changes and uploads stay in this browser preview. No customer is contacted.

From sold job to approved material.

01 · Set up the job’s selections

After conversion to a job, create selections for the materials you plan to use. Group them by type and location, with the related job activity and a due date.

02 · Share the details

Upload images, add choice names and notes, and describe the finish, size and installation pattern. Send the materials to your customer to approve.

03 · Work from one decision

Approved selections keep the exact material choice attached to the job. Your customer, office and field team can refer to the same information rather than conflicting messages.

A project team reviewing plans on the deck of a pool construction site.

The right material.
The same answer.

Decking, coping, tile, interior finishes and fixtures: keep the details together before they’re installed. A named choice, photo and approval make the customer’s decision clear to everyone on the project.

See Selections in action