Keep the technician prepared
Bring job notes, customer details, equipment history, and applicable fault diagnostics into the visit. Dispatch assignments and customer navigation support the handoff from office to field.
Electrical service involves site details, customer decisions, technician time, and a reliable job record. Keep those parts connected rather than spread across calls, calendar notes, and invoices.

Use an estimate with options to explain the scope and price. Customers approve through a link without creating an account, and the approved work becomes a job.
Explore the toolsBring job notes, customer details, equipment history, and applicable fault diagnostics into the visit. Dispatch assignments and customer navigation support the handoff from office to field.
Attach before-and-after photos and record material and labor costs. Invoice the priced work, track payment status, and keep the activity trail for later reference.
Yes. Fault diagnostics are available for the applicable trade setup.
No. Sent invoices are frozen so later pricing changes do not rewrite that record.