Documentation is part of the deliverable
Certificates, test results and what was installed where. Reconstructing it later is painful and sometimes impossible.
Electrical
What you did, where, and to what standard.
Electrical work is judged long after it is finished — at inspection, at sale, at the next fault. The record has to be as good as the workmanship.
What the work actually involves
The parts generic software gets wrong.
Scope creeps from behind the wall
You quoted a socket and found the circuit. Every unpriced discovery is unpaid work unless it is captured.
Repeat customers come back years apart
The property history from four years ago is what makes the return visit efficient.
In ManePilot
How the workflow maps to it.
- Job records that keep what was done at a property, retrievable years later
- Estimates for additional work raised and approved before it is carried out
- Customer and site history that survives staff changes
Questions
Asked by electrical businesses.
Can I keep records against a property?
Yes. Work history stays attached to the customer and site, so a return visit opens with what was done last time.
Can I price additional work found on site?
Additional services can be added and sent as an estimate for approval before the work proceeds.
Related
Close to this work.
Built for the way electrical actually runs.
Set up your services once, and the schedule, booking page and invoices all work from them.