LumberFlow

Radar · Free beta

Stop waiting. Find the next winning project.

Every new build in your territory is a takeoff somebody is going to quote. Radar ranks them by what the job pack is worth and tells you who is buying — while they're still shopping the takeoff.

See projects in my territory

Free during the beta. No card required. We confirm your territory and get your reps into the queue.

Radar in action, from local construction activity to a ranked project your rep owns.

Your best rep should be selling. Not searching.

Start the morning on the takeoffs worth a call, put one name on each, and leave the team a record of what happened next.

  1. 1 of 4

    Open the queue

    Open the day on local projects ranked by what the job pack is worth.

  2. 2 of 4

    Claim the takeoff

    Check the evidence, then put one name on the takeoff.

  3. 3 of 4

    Reach the builder

    Reach the builder while the package is still being sourced.

  4. 4 of 4

    Leave a record

    Leave the account knowledge with the company, not in one rep's head.

LumberFlow Radar daily project queue on a phone, with project and business details masked
Actual product preview · project details masked. Reps can verify the source record before they decide what to pursue.

Don’t be the last yard to hear about the next job.

Radar ranks the local job packs by what they are worth. Your rep still decides whether the work fits the territory, customer, and moment.

  • Where the project is, and whether it sits in the territory your team covers
  • What is being built, how big the job pack runs, and where it sits in the schedule
  • Who to call — the business and the people tied to the work, where records exist
  • Why this takeoff outranked the others, in plain language a rep can argue with

Every opportunity needs an owner.

All, Mine, and Team views keep open work, ownership, activity, and disposition in one place. A manager can see what happened next without rebuilding the story in a status meeting.

All

Review the open queue across the territory.

Mine

Give each rep a clear book of active work.

Team

See ownership, activity, and disposition together.

In beta

Now in beta: your AI Daily Sales Brief

What to work, why it matters now, what to do next — for each rep, every morning.

A daily brief shaped around the rep

Priority · reason · next action

What to work
Why it matters now
What to do next
Coverage review

A slow market is no reason to prospect blind.

Tell us where your team sells. We'll confirm source coverage for that territory and get your reps into the queue.

Free during the beta. No card required. We confirm your territory and get your reps into the queue.

See projects in my territory
Alex Wu, founder of LumberFlow

Built by a lumber operator

Alex Wu built LumberFlow after more than a decade working in wood products supply chain and pricing systems. Radar applies that operating context to the work before the order: finding the projects, ranking the takeoffs by what they are worth, and keeping the next step visible.

Why LumberFlow

Questions from lumber sales teams

Straight answers about availability, coverage, project information, and the role your reps keep.

What does LumberFlow Radar help a sales team do?

Radar ranks the local construction takeoffs by what the job pack is worth, gives every rep a shared queue with one owner per project, and keeps the next step visible. It handles the work before an order; reps keep the final judgment.

Can anyone apply for the free Radar beta?

Yes. Radar accepts public applications during the free beta. No credit card is required. We review territory coverage and fit with you before assisted onboarding, so an application is not immediate activation.

What does assisted onboarding include?

We start by learning where your team sells and how reps work today. We confirm available coverage, then help the right organization and team members get started when the fit is ready.

Is the AI Daily Sales Brief ready to use?

Yes, in beta. Each morning the AI Daily Sales Brief gives a rep a short read on what to work, why it matters now, and what to do next. Ask us to enable it for your team.

Do I need to buy Procurement to apply for Radar?

No. Radar and Procurement are separate products. A Procurement customer can apply for Radar, and a Radar applicant does not need a Procurement purchase.

Where can Radar be used?

Coverage depends on local source availability and operating readiness. Share your territory in the application so we can review it honestly before activation.

The job packs are getting quoted either way. The only question is by whom.

The projects in your territory are already compiled. See what is open, put your reps on it, and stop finding out after the truss order ships.

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