Methodology
How Quotify presents construction price information
Quotify treats a price as a dated observation with a source, specification, unit, currency, and location. The platform separates supplier offers from illustrative examples and professional benchmarks so users can judge whether a rate is suitable for a project.
Geographic scope: Quotify Zambia public information and authenticated pricing workspace
Supplier offer records
Where available, supplier records may include the seller, item description, category, size, unit, currency, regional context, stock status, source, and last-updated date. Access depends on account and supplier-scope rules.
Ranges and comparisons
Minimum, average, and maximum values are useful only when the underlying items are sufficiently comparable. Users should verify specification, unit, tax basis, and delivery terms before relying on a range.
Public examples
Values explicitly labelled as illustrative or demonstration data explain the product interface. They are not current market quotations and must not be used for procurement or tender submission.
Professional responsibility
Quotify provides information and workflow support. Users remain responsible for measurement, scope interpretation, quotation verification, risk allowances, procurement decisions, and compliance with project or professional requirements.