Put it on a quote request
Add the materials you like to a quote request, give each one a quantity, and send it to get prices and lead times back. Materials from different suppliers, and ones you found somewhere else, can all go on the same request.

Finding a material you like always leaves the same questions. How much is it, when can I have it, can they do this much? Getting answers meant calling or emailing each supplier and telling the same story from the start. It went one material and one supplier at a time, and the answers ended up scattered across calls and inboxes.
Now you can put materials from different suppliers on one quote request and ask about them all at once.
Add it where you see it: Press "Add to quote" at the bottom of a material's page and that's it. Nothing about quantities or projects yet. On a board, "Add all to quote" takes everything you collected at once, and it all gathers in the quote request at the top right of the screen.
Bring what you found elsewhere: A tile from Instagram or a wall finish you photographed on site works too, even if Conc doesn't carry it. Under "Add something you saw elsewhere", a photo, a link or a name is enough, and we'll look for who sells it and find out what it costs. When a search in Explore comes up empty, "Write it into a quote request" puts what you searched for straight onto the request.
Quantities per item, the rest once: Give each item its own quantity, say 200 m² of floor tile and 30 wall panels, and leave a note for anything else to ask, like a colour or a sample. The project, site region and timing are filled in once, when you send. If items from different projects are mixed together, picking a project selects only its items, and the rest wait on the request for next time.
Answers come back to Sent: We'll prepare your quote and send it by email and to "Sent" in your quote request. A blue dot shows when a new answer is in, and if there's more to ask, you can keep writing on the same page, with photos or PDFs attached.
If you have a project on the go, start by putting the materials you'd like to use on a quote request.