Product modules

Everything from first call to final payment

Trades Workflow is built as a connected contractor workflow, not a pile of disconnected tabs. Each module strengthens the next one.

Workflow map

Customers, jobs, work orders, dispatch, technician closeout, estimates, invoices, payments, and follow-up stay connected.

01

Customer

A new or returning customer calls, submits a request, or is added from the office.

02

Job

The office captures the job type, service location, priority, notes, and promised time window.

03

Work Order

Trades Workflow turns the job into a dispatchable work order with labor, materials, photos, and closeout details.

04

Dispatch

Dispatch sees the day, tech availability, skill fit, location context, and route impact before assigning.

05

Technician Portal

The tech receives the work, adds notes, photos, materials, labor, signatures, and closeout status.

06

Estimate or Invoice

Approved work becomes an estimate, proposal, invoice, payment record, and clean customer history.

07

Follow-Up

After payment, the team can send review requests, membership offers, and service reminders.

Complete product tour

The homepage tells the connected workflow story. This is the detailed home for every module—what it does, why contractors need it, and how it fits into the operation.

Feature

Customer CRM

One record for every customer, property, contact, conversation, job, estimate, invoice, and membership.

Feature

Jobs

Turn calls into organized jobs with priorities, trade details, site notes, and clear next steps.

Feature

Work Orders

The field-ready record for each visit, including notes, photos, labor, materials, status, and closeout.

Feature

Dispatch Board

A modern dispatch view for open work, technician availability, urgent jobs, and route context.

Feature

Technician Portal

A focused mobile workflow for the field: today, job details, GPS context, notes, photos, labor, materials, and closeout.

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Estimates

Create professional service estimates and Good/Better/Best options that are easier for customers to approve.

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Invoices

Build invoices from work orders, approved estimates, labor, and materials so billing is not a second job.

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Payments

Record cash, check, and external payments now, with online payment workflows ready when a processor is configured.

Online payment language is intentionally integration-ready, not a blanket promise that every account has processing active by default.
Feature

Inventory and Price Book

Keep common services, materials, and prices organized so estimates and invoices stay consistent.

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Purchase Orders

Turn estimate or job material needs into cleaner purchasing records.

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Timecards

Track technician time in a way that supports payroll review and job costing.

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Equipment History

Track systems, units, model numbers, serial numbers, service notes, photos, and replacement context.

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Customer Portal

Give customers a professional place to view estimates, invoices, memberships, and job-related links.

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Memberships

Create maintenance plans and recurring service offers that help customers return before something breaks.

Membership terms, billing, and automation should match the account configuration and the contractor's own policies.
Feature

Review Requests

Make it easier to ask happy customers for a review right after the job is finished.

Review-link wording is configuration-aware. It should not imply a Google review link exists until the company has set one.
Feature

Marketing Follow-Ups

Support repeat business with service reminders, membership offers, seasonal campaigns, and win-back workflows.

Automation should be described as available when configured, not as an always-on promise for every plan and account.
Feature

QuickBooks-Ready Records

Reduce double entry with accounting-ready customer, invoice, and payment data.

This page uses QuickBooks-ready and configured language to avoid promising a live sync for every account.
Feature

AI Assistants

AI-assisted workflows are positioned as helpers for intake, summaries, estimates, and follow-up, not replacements for your team.

AI wording is intentionally cautious: assistant, draft, suggest, and planned where appropriate. It does not claim autonomous call answering or decision making.

See Trades Workflow with your own workflow

A demo is the fastest way to see how your calls, technicians, estimates, invoices, and follow-ups would run inside the platform.