Quote once, never retype it
An approved quote becomes the job, and the job becomes the invoice, carrying its line items the whole way.
- Client approves from a link
- Totals stay in sync
- No second entry at billing
Painting software built for how the job actually runs
Priced by surface, delivered by crew. Quote per room, schedule per day, and bill what actually got covered.
For this trade
What changes for painting crews
Built around the visit, not a form
Priced by surface, delivered by crew. Quote per room, schedule per day, and bill what actually got covered.
- Line items per room or surface, priced once and reused
- Day-by-day crew assignment on a calendar the office can see
- Final walkthrough photos filed against the job before invoicing
Cross-trade
What stays the same underneath
These are not trade packs. They are the parts of the day that look identical whether you're on this trade or the one next door.
One calendar the office trusts
Every visit — service call, install, follow-up — lands on the same schedule the crew app reads from.
- Assign by crew or worker
- Move a job, everyone sees it
- Today view on the phone
Hours against the right job
Crew clock in and out on their phones, so labour attaches itself to the job rather than to a Friday guess.
- Clock in on site
- Timesheets by job
- Payroll runs off the same rows
Proof lives on the job
Photos, notes and sign-offs are stored on the visit that produced them, ready when a customer questions it.
- Before and after photos
- Notes from the crew
- Timestamped by visit
Receipts caught on the day
Snap a supplier receipt from the truck and it becomes an expense line against the job instead of glovebox paper.
- Photo to expense
- Attached to the job
- Visible in reporting
Clients stop chasing you
The portal shows the customer their quotes, their schedule and their invoices, so the phone stays quiet.
- Approve quotes online
- See upcoming visits
- Pay the invoice there
Questions
Before you switch your painting crew over
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