Big-ticket estimates
The panel, the charger, and the surge protector.
Offer the 200-amp panel on its own, with a Level 2 EV charger circuit, and with whole-home surge protection, each priced from your price book. The customer picks one, signs and pays the deposit from their phone.
- A starter electrical price book: diagnostics, devices, fixtures, fans, breakers, panels, EV circuits and surge protection
- Options priced independently, with a deposit invoice that's credited on the final bill
- Signed on the customer's phone or the electrician's, offline too
- Follow-ups that stop once the customer answers
Dispatch by skill
Journeyman work goes to a journeyman.
Give jobs the skills they need and your people the skills they have. Auto-schedule only places a job with someone who matches, and the board warns you when the electrician you picked doesn't.
- Required skills as a hard match in auto-schedule, with drive time and workload
- A warning when you assign someone without the job's skills
- Optimize route by drive time, keeping arrival windows and fixed jobs
- On-my-way texts with a live map and arrival time
Multi-day jobs
Three days, two electricians, one invoice.
Spread a job over several visits, put a crew on it, and bill it in stages: a deposit up front, progress bills by percent of the job, and the balance at the end.
- Visits scheduled, dispatched and confirmed like any job, billed on the parent job
- Crews of several electricians, each recording their own time
- Progress billing by percent of the job, with the deposit credited
- Job costing with labor, so you see what the job really made