What goes wrong on a site
Three things it stops.
The call about a quote, never returned
Somebody rings for a price while you are up a ladder. By the evening they have rung two other builders. Your own page lets them book a site visit with your estimator themselves.
The stage done, and the money never asked for
The plastering is finished and everybody moves on to the kitchen. Nobody asks for the payment. Each stage carries the money that falls due when it is done, so a finished stage shows what is owed.
The extra argued about at the end
A bigger window, agreed on the landing three weeks ago. Every extra is written down with its price, the day, and how the client said yes.
A day with it
Four moments,and you see every one.
- 1
They book the site visit themselves
From your page, at nine at night. Your estimator and a free time, with the drive to the next house already left clear.
- 2
The job goes in, stage by stage
The client, the address and the agreed price. Then every stage in order, with its dates and the money due when it is done.
- 3
Your people work from their phones
Each one is put on a site by the day. Nobody can be on two sites on the same day. They mark a stage done and add the photographs, and they never see a price.
- 4
You see every site at once
Its stage, the money due and the money to come, who is there today, and what is late. Your client sees the stages and the photographs on a link of their own.
Inside the app
Your site visits,on a busy day.
Time down the side, your estimator and your designer across. Each keeps their own hours, days off and visit length. Every visit leaves time to drive to the next house. A time that is taken cannot be taken twice.
What one booking carries
- The day, the time, and how long the visit runs
- Which estimator is going
- The name, the number, and the address in their note
- The work: an extension, a kitchen, a full renovation
- The property, a rough budget, and when they want to start
- What you quoted after the visit, and any advance taken
- Who logged it, and where it came from
We open the real screens with you on the call, on a venue set up like yours. Fifteen minutes, and you will know in the first five.
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Who sees what
One book for everyone.Nobody sees more than they should.
The owner
Everything, from anywhere.
Every booking, every payment and every person. Today, this week, this year.
A manager
Their own team.
Themselves and the estimators who report to them. You choose who that is.
An estimator
Their own book.
Their enquiries, their confirmations, their numbers. Nobody else’s.
Our own desk sees only what is free — never a name, a number or a price. That rule is written into the database, not into a promise.
The next step
See it with your own names in it.We set it up for you.
Your spaces, your people, your logins — we set all of it up for you. Nothing to install.
Priced per business, per month. You pick the plan by the size of your team.
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