Quote & Estimate Builder
Branded quotes and presentations built in minutes — line items, artwork, pricing tiers — sent for approval, no spreadsheets.
When no SaaS could handle Hammont's real wholesale workflow, our founder — as the operator on the inside — architected one that could. Nine connected modules, from quote to fulfillment. One system. Owned.
Hammont ran a wholesale operation with a workflow that no single platform on the market was built for: custom quoting, artwork proofs, supplier purchase orders, production, inventory, and fulfillment — each one living in a different tool, a spreadsheet, or an inbox.
The off-the-shelf options each owned one slice and forced the business to bend around them. Data sat in silos, orders fell between systems, and the monthly subscriptions stacked up for software that still didn't fit. The team was running the operation despite the tools, not with them.
So our founder — as the operator responsible for it — stopped renting and started building. The result was Wrapt: one custom platform that finally matched how the business actually worked.
Every step of the quote-to-fulfillment journey, built to the business's real process — not a generic template.
Branded quotes and presentations built in minutes — line items, artwork, pricing tiers — sent for approval, no spreadsheets.
Digital proofs with client sign-off captured and time-stamped, so production never starts on an unapproved design.
POs generated straight from the order and routed to suppliers, with status tracked back into the same system.
Every job moves through a visual production pipeline — decoration, QC, packing — so nothing slips between stations.
Stock, blanks, and finished goods tracked by SKU with reorder alerts — no more counting by hand or guessing.
One source of truth from quote to doorstep: order status, shipping, and delivery, all connected end to end.
Customers track their orders, approve proofs, and reorder from a branded portal — fewer status calls, happier accounts.
Invoices and deposits generated from the order itself, with online payment — billing matches what was actually built.
Margin by job, supplier performance, rep productivity — the numbers an owner needs to actually run the shop.
The lesson that became iOLab: the businesses that win don't rent generic software and hope it fits — they own a system built around how they actually operate. Wrapt proved it. Now we build that for everyone else.
That's exactly the problem we solve. Let's map the system your operation actually needs — and what it costs to own it.