AI Estimator for Moving Services
Budget: ₹150,000 – ₹250,000 INR
I’m launching an AI-driven platform tailored for packers and movers that can instantly quote a job and keep track of every carton, piece of furniture and fragile item that will be loaded onto the truck.
The heart of the system is an automated price-estimation engine. A customer completes a short online form, the model digests those inputs—distance, volume, floor numbers, special handling requests—and returns a clear, itemised price in seconds. Alongside that, I need an integrated inventory-management workspace so my operations team can view, edit and lock the customer’s declared items all the way from booking to delivery.
Data flow
• Primary data source: customer input collected through web forms.
• Optional hooks for historical move data or live market rates should be left open but not hard-wired, so the architecture must remain modular.
Tech expectations
A lightweight front end (React or similar) can sit on top of a Python/Node microservice that hosts the model—TensorFlow, PyTorch, scikit-learn or whichever framework you feel is best for fast iteration. Clean REST or GraphQL endpoints are essential, and everything should be containerised for easy deployment.
Deliverables
• Customer-facing responsive form that feeds data to the model
• Trained price-estimation model with documented feature set
• Inventory-management dashboard with CRUD, search and export functions
• Source code in a private Git repo, install scripts and short hand-off video
If you have built dynamic quoting or logistics tools before and can move quickly from prototype to production, I’d love to see how you’d approach this build.
The heart of the system is an automated price-estimation engine. A customer completes a short online form, the model digests those inputs—distance, volume, floor numbers, special handling requests—and returns a clear, itemised price in seconds. Alongside that, I need an integrated inventory-management workspace so my operations team can view, edit and lock the customer’s declared items all the way from booking to delivery.
Data flow
• Primary data source: customer input collected through web forms.
• Optional hooks for historical move data or live market rates should be left open but not hard-wired, so the architecture must remain modular.
Tech expectations
A lightweight front end (React or similar) can sit on top of a Python/Node microservice that hosts the model—TensorFlow, PyTorch, scikit-learn or whichever framework you feel is best for fast iteration. Clean REST or GraphQL endpoints are essential, and everything should be containerised for easy deployment.
Deliverables
• Customer-facing responsive form that feeds data to the model
• Trained price-estimation model with documented feature set
• Inventory-management dashboard with CRUD, search and export functions
• Source code in a private Git repo, install scripts and short hand-off video
If you have built dynamic quoting or logistics tools before and can move quickly from prototype to production, I’d love to see how you’d approach this build.
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