In RedTeam Go, the Expanded Division Report gives the project owner a clear, professional view of your bid, organized by division. You can see the report on screen while you set it up, choose how much detail each division shows, decide which markups appear on their own lines, and preview exactly what will print. This article gives you the full picture in one place, with a short video, an interactive walkthrough and links to every step-by-step guide.
What you can do
See the report on screen. Go to Bidding > Expanded Division Report to see each division with its total, laid out the way it prints.
Choose the level of detail. Expand the divisions the project owner should see line by line and keep the rest rolled up to one total. Your choices save automatically for the project.
Choose how markups appear. The Expanded Division Report keeps markups built into your amounts. The Expanded Division Report w/ markups (formerly w/ Profit) lets you list Labor Burden, Sales Tax, General Liability, Overhead or Profit on their own lines. The Total stays the same either way.
Check how an amount is built. Hover over any amount to see its price and each markup included in it.
Preview before you send. Click Preview report to open the printed report and check it before it goes to the project owner.
Use it in your proposal. When you add the report to your Proposal Package, it uses the same choices you saved for the project.
Try it yourself
Click through the steps in this short interactive walkthrough to set up the report and preview it.
Why it helps
You get to present project costs your way. Choose how much detail your customer sees, with markups built into your pricing or shown separately, without changing your estimate.
The printed report is easy for the project owner to read at a glance: your letterhead, the project total up front, amounts lined up in a clear table and a page number on every page.
Good to know
Custom Markup: the last line in Set Markups is called Custom Markup by default, and you can rename it. When your project uses it, it always shows as its own line on the report. When you don't use it, it stays off the report.
Cost per square foot: the report shows it when the project has a square footage. You can enter it in Sq. Ft. in Set Markups on the bidding worksheet.
Cost codes with a $0.00 price: a message above the report tells you how many there are, with a link to the worksheet so you can price them or remove them before you print.