Job management

One record from the call
to the invoice.

The information about a job is usually spread across a phone, a diary, a van and an inbox. Every gap between those is somewhere a detail gets lost and a job gets less profitable.

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One place

The job knows
its own history.

Who rang, what they asked for, what was found on site, what was fitted, who attended and what it was invoiced at. On one record, so the next person to touch that site is not starting cold.

When the same customer rings a year later, the history is there — which is the difference between a service call and a guess.

Scheduling

who is where, today

The day's work assigned and visible, so a call that has to be squeezed in is placed against what is actually on rather than what someone remembers being on.

On site

notes and photos from the van

Entered where the work happens. The office is not transcribing a phone call at five o'clock to find out what was done.

Materials

what went on the job

Parts used recorded against the job, so what you fitted and what you charged for are the same list.

The rest of the family

Same build, shaped for
a different trade.

Each one is the same idea — your quoting, your jobs, your invoicing, in one system you own — fitted to how that trade actually works. Built in Brisbane by Kindra AI.