It learns how you run
It reads 120 days of your own jobs for how you schedule and who you assign, and tells you whether a pattern is something you confirmed or something it noticed.

It drafts. You confirm. It runs on your permissions, never around them.
Set up a job for the Lopez fence at 12 Maple.
It fills in the customer, the job, the trade and the address, asks for whatever is missing, and waits for you to press Confirm.
What does a re-roof permit need in Pasco?
It reads the reviewed Florida reference for that work type and county and files the answer on the job.
Make a role for my new foreman.
It asks what that worker actually does, including whether they should see money, then shows you the exact permissions before anything is saved.
Can my estimator see what we pay the crew?
Permission questions go to the real permission engine, not to the model's memory. It answers from what your setup actually allows.
It reads 120 days of your own jobs for how you schedule and who you assign, and tells you whether a pattern is something you confirmed or something it noticed.
Permits, liens, license and insurance dates, inspections, money and weather, all running at the same time. Open the dashboard and the one that beat the others today is already at the top.
Money, county filings, permissions and anything a customer will read never happen on Flori's say-so. That is a written rule of the product, not a setting someone can flip.
Flori credits a month. Extra credits cost 2 cents each.
Flori credits a month. Extra credits cost 1.5 cents each.
Flori credits for the trial. There is no card on the trial, so nothing is charged past it.
A short back and forth is about one credit. A long document costs more. A “how do I” question about the app itself costs nothing. Metered overage billing is not switched on yet, so going past an allowance does not charge your card today. See it on the pricing page