I'm currently building a plumbing estimator system that triggers off a web-hook from a form that gets filled out with basic information and the blueprints for claude to understand at least the basic scope of the blueprint or the project. then it continues to go through a series of code nodes, https nodes, a human review area for any flagged issues or questions the ai detected, then an ggle sheet for data logging, and more other nodes until it submits a PDF report to the users email. my issue currently is with accuracy of pricing and glitches/inaccuracies that is reported in the PDF report (the estimate) in the end. if anyone is the construction ai industry, could yall help? if anyone has any idea a well, im open to any sort of help or advice. Thanks! @Nate Herk maybe you can help somehow haha

It's confidence and professionalism, let me explain why. If you're familiar with being hung up on, people saying yes, yes, whatever to get you off the phone, or being told you are the 10th person selling them AI TODAY, or asked where you're calling from; having confidence will solve all of it. Disclaimer: doesn't mean you will sell anything to anyone, but: Why would you put a lot of money in a stranger that called you (or DM you, or whatever) and is like "uuuum", "you know", "I mean"? Why would you do business with someone who is improvising or testing or learning or simply has no clue? Why would you trust someone you tell something just to annoy him (aka objection) and can't control his emotions? Why would you expect your client to do it when you are the 10th person today doing the above? Differentiate from the other 9, and see the difference. There's no shortcut, just do the calls, learn how to sell, listen back to your calls (and cringe), then prepare yourself and try again.