Trussi adds 27 integrations for roofing contractors

Trussi AI says roofing contractors can now connect 27 add-ons inside account settings, spanning suppliers, measurements, accounting, marketing, communications and AI. The company says the tools run through a single job record and are priced at $40 per user per month.

Why it matters: - Roofing contractors can now centralize more of the work tied to a single job, including quoting, ordering, signing, invoicing and lead response. - Trussi says the setup is designed to reduce tool sprawl by letting contractors use connected accounts without moving away from one operating system. - The pricing model may appeal to contractors that want predictable software costs and direct billing from third-party providers.

What happened: - Trussi AI announced 27 add-ons in account settings. - The add-ons cover third-party integrations and products built by Trussi. - The company said roofing contractors can connect their own accounts and run core workflows from one job record. - Trussi said the offering is available on a single plan priced at $40 per user per month, month to month, with onboarding included.

The details: - Supplier integrations include Beacon Pro+, ABC Supply, SRS Distribution and The Home Depot. - Measurement integrations include EagleView, GAF QuickMeasure, HOVER, RoofScope and SkyQuote. - Other add-ons include CompanyCam for photos and QuickBooks Online for accounting. - E-signature options include DocuSign and Trussi Sign. - Marketing and analytics add-ons include Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Analytics and Google Search Console. - Communications add-ons include Twilio, Five9, Trussi Voice and a Spanish Language Pack. - AI and automation add-ons include AI Chat and Zapier. - Trussi-built add-ons include Customer Portal, Trussi Learn, Trussi Inventory and Trussi Hail, which is in beta. - Trussi also connects to Claude and ChatGPT through its AI Connector, and to Google Calendar. - Each third-party integration connects to the contractor’s own account, and that provider bills usage directly. - Trussi said it does not resell reports or materials and does not add a markup. - Founder Garen Armstrong said, “Our roofing contractors were running four tools and six logins.” - Armstrong said the connected tools now plug into one job record.

Between the lines: - The release positions Trussi less as a single-purpose roofing app and more as a control layer for a contractor’s software stack. - Direct billing from providers suggests Trussi is trying to avoid becoming a middleman on usage-based costs. - The mix of integrations points to a push to cover the full workflow from lead capture to job closeout.

What's next: - Trussi says the integrations are available now in account settings. - The company is also signaling ongoing expansion through beta products and AI connections. - Contractors can book a demo through Trussi's website. - Trussi says it is headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas, and the platform continues to support CRM, pipeline management, estimating, materials ordering, payments, QuickBooks Online sync and live reporting.

The bottom line: - Trussi is betting that roofing contractors want one system that connects the tools they already use, without forcing them to abandon existing vendor relationships.