Scotland · UK-wide
DROP KERB AND VEHICLE CROSSING PERMITS
The full flagship build: pipeline from zero to £50k, eleven manual steps reduced to one, and per-job mapping cost removed entirely.
Read the Kerbco story →DROP KERB & VEHICLE CROSSING PERMITS
Kerbco case study: turning a permit enquiry into a priced quote in minutes
Kerbco takes a dropped kerb enquiry from postcode to priced, mapped, council-ready application without a surveyor touching a paid mapping account.
Measured results
- £0 → £50k
- NEW PIPELINE BUILT
- 11 → 1
- MANUAL STEPS PER JOB
- £16.90 → £0
- MAP COST PER JOB
- Minutes
- ENQUIRY TO PRICED QUOTE
How a job runs, end to end
Every stage below is a real handover in the business. Kerbco removes the phone calls and the re-keying between them.
- 01
Enquiry with a postcode
Homeowner or developer submits the address and what they need; no forms to print.
PUBLIC ENQUIRY FORM
- 02
Map the crossing automatically
Site plan and location plan generated from open mapping data instead of a paid per-plan account.
AUTOMATED MAPPING
- 03
Price against the council
Local authority fees, rules and lead times applied to produce a quote the customer can accept.
COUNCIL RULE SET
- 04
Build the application pack
Plans, forms and supporting documents assembled into the pack that council expects.
DOCUMENT GENERATION
- 05
Track to approval
Application status, chase dates and installation scheduling tracked on one pipeline.
PIPELINE · REMINDERS
What changes
BEFORE
- Eleven manual steps between enquiry and a quote going out.
- £16.90 of mapping cost on every single job, won or lost.
- Council rules held in someone's head, different in every authority.
- Enquiries going cold while plans were drawn by hand.
AFTER
- One step: the enquiry produces the mapped, priced quote.
- No per-job mapping cost.
- Council rules encoded per authority and reused.
- Quotes out in minutes, while the customer is still interested.
Where it runs
The same platform, shown in the places our clients actually operate.
Edinburgh
CITY OF EDINBURGH COUNCIL APPLICATIONS
Local fee structure and required plan formats are encoded per authority, so an Edinburgh application is priced and packaged to that council's rules rather than a generic template.
Glasgow
GLASGOW CITY COUNCIL APPLICATIONS
The same enquiry flow applies Glasgow's fees and lead times, which keeps a multi-authority contractor working from one pipeline instead of one process per council.
Questions operators ask
How is per-job mapping cost removed?
Site and location plans are generated from open mapping data at the point of enquiry, so the £16.90 previously spent per job on a paid plan account disappears — including on jobs that never convert.
Does it work across different councils?
Yes. Fees, plan requirements and lead times are encoded per local authority, so the same enquiry flow produces a compliant pack for whichever council the address falls under.
Can a person check the quote before it goes out?
Every generated quote and application pack can be reviewed, edited or overridden before it is sent. The automation removes the drafting, not the judgement.
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