A short film: an estimator receives two RFPs, sends 47 invitations, and is buried under 342 unread quotes, questions and revisions. The film freezes and asks how anyone manages this — then every item files itself into the Wire-In bid board, which shows twelve of sixteen scopes covered and flags the one nobody is on. An interactive workspace follows.

Wire-Inlive workspace · canned data · nothing savedStart free

The same flood, wired in.

Six rooms, one per thing Wire-In does. Every interactive widget below runs the production engine — the same functions the live app imports — on the Ridgemont bid you just watched arrive.

Bid day

You can see what isn’t covered.

The board an hour before close. Every scope, its coverage, and the honest total — including the two scopes nobody has been asked to bid, which a spreadsheet would simply leave blank.

Ridgemont Medical Office Building
Bid #26-118 · Spokane, WA
Closes in
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7covered1at risk1invited, no answer2nobody on itCarried, levelled $6,158,800
HVAC & Sheet MetalCovered$1,319,400
ElectricalCovered$1,156,500
Plumbing & Medical GasAt risk$723,700
Framing, Drywall & CeilingsCovered$1,105,900
Fire SprinklerCovered$201,700
FlooringCovered$514,600
Doors, Frames & HardwareCovered$295,000
RoofingInvited, no answer
Earthwork & Site UtilitiesCovered$842,000
Firestopping & Joint SealantsNobody on it
Medical Equipment SettingNobody on it

“Firestopping” shows red because nobody was invited — not because a quote is late. That difference is a phone call you would otherwise miss.