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Bill the job before the truck leaves the driveway.

We build the system your field work runs on. Scheduling, dispatch, job records, materials and invoicing in one place your crew can use from a phone in a cold truck. You own it outright.

No obligation · No jargon · A straight answer
Electrical contractor crew at work
Who this is for
Electrical, plumbing, HVAC and general contractors running crews in the field
What it replaces
Paper packets, a group text, a whiteboard, and three apps that do not talk
What you own
The system, the data in it, and the documentation to run it without us
The Week You Are Having

Sound like your week?

None of this is a technology problem. It is an operations problem that technology has been quietly making worse.

01
The schedule lives in three places.

A whiteboard in the office, a group text with the crew, and whatever the customer was told on the phone. Change one and the other two are already wrong.

02
Yesterday's job photos are on a phone in a truck.

Panel shots, meter readings, before and after, the signed sign-off. All of it sitting in somebody's camera roll until they remember to send it.

03
The invoice goes out four days late.

Because the paperwork has to come back to the office, get read, get typed in, and get checked before a single dollar can be billed.

04
Nobody knows what the job earned.

Materials came off three different trucks, hours were written on the back of a work order, and the real margin on that job is a guess.

The Build

What we build for you.

Not a package you adapt to. A system shaped around how the work already happens, so nobody has to re-type what somebody else already knew.

Dispatch

One schedule everyone sees

Jobs, crews and trucks on a single board. Move a job and the crew's phone updates, the customer gets told, and the office does not have to make three calls to find out where anybody is.

In the field

Work orders that survive a cold truck

Built for a phone in a cold truck with gloves on. Big targets, few taps, and it keeps working with no signal, then syncs the moment the bars come back.

Proof of work

Photos and signatures captured on site

Attached to the job the second they are taken. Proof of work is filed before the crew has packed up, and it is still there when a question comes back a year later.

Materials

Parts tracked off the truck

Materials get pulled against the job as they are used, so your stock counts are real, the reorder is not a guess, and nothing gets installed for free.

Billing

Quote to invoice without re-typing

The estimate becomes the work order and the work order becomes the invoice. The numbers get entered once, by the person closest to the work.

Margin

Where the money went on every job

Labour, materials and travel all land against the job. You can see which work is worth taking and which work has been losing you money for years.

Field note

We built exactly this for an electrical contractor in western Maine. It runs their crews today, and they own every part of it.

The Difference

What changes.

Invoicing waits on paperwork coming back to the office.
Invoices go out the day the work is done.
Job history is spread across texts, camera rolls and a filing cabinet.
Every job has one record, and it is still searchable in ten years.
Margin is a guess until the books close.
You see what a job made while you can still do something about it.
Hiring means buying another seat, and another, and another.
Adding people costs you wages, not licences.
The Standard

You own it.
You do not rent it.

  • No per-seat licence, on any number of crew
  • Your customer list and job history on hardware you control
  • Documented well enough to hand to somebody else

The system we build for you is yours. Your customer list, your job history and your pricing sit on infrastructure you control, and the whole thing is documented well enough that you could hand it to somebody else tomorrow.

That is the whole point. We would rather profit from your growth than from your dependence on us.

Read our partnership standard →

Thirty minutes, and you will know what your current setup costs you.