Shown with a sample firm.
What each job made
See which work pays.
Every job is set against the engineer days it took, so you can see what each kind of work makes per day, and what's behind it.
How it works
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Step 1
Your accounts and your jobs, joined up.
The money comes from your accounts, and the days from your job records.
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Step 2
What each kind of job makes per day.
Each kind of work side by side, over the last three months.
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Step 3
Ask why.
Like "The Queens Road visits took the longest. Want me to suggest a route for Friday?"
What it reads
Your job software: the quote, and the engineer days each job took.
Your calendar: who was on site, and for how long.
Your inbox: the merchant's and the electrician's invoices, matched to the job.
Your accounts: what was invoiced and paid.
Every figure says where it came from.
Questions
Where do the figures come from?
Your job software and calendar for the days, and your accounts and inbox for the money. Every figure says which.
See the other parts
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Ask your firm
Your team asks it about any job, customer or invoice, or to get something done, like booking an install. Anything it drafts waits for your OK.
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The paperwork filled in, for your office to check and send
From the quote and contract to the certificates and handover pack, on heat pump, boiler, solar and battery jobs, filled in from the job's own details.
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Every job's deadlines
From survey to paid, every job's deadlines in one place, with a heads-up before each one's due.
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Enquiries answered, and surveys checked first
Enquiries get the right questions and a rough price before anyone drives out. A good fit gets a survey, and the rest get a phone call.
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The Monday message
One short note every Monday: what got done, what's coming up, and one thing worth doing.
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The what-if planner
Try a hire or a price change on your own numbers before you commit.
Get in touch
To see how it would work for you, email or call. It starts with a conversation about how your firm works, and what takes up your time.
Or reply to the message this link came in.