Painting, from the first call to the paid invoice
Your workspace arrives knowing what a project at a site involves — the details worth recording, the work worth listing, and what a technician checks before they leave.
What we record about a site
5 fields on day one, editable from day two. Every one of them shows on the technician’s phone, because the point of recording something is that the person standing there can see it.
A price book to start from
Yours to rename, reprice and extend — but a new company should not have to invent its own service list before it can raise an estimate.
What the technician checks
There is no ready-made checklist for painting yet — said plainly rather than implied otherwise. What you get instead is the editor: build the checks your crews actually run, with photos, readings and free text, and every one of them can name the service that fixes it. Companies that write their own tend to end up with a better one than we would have shipped.
Your own workspace, seeded for painting
Free trial, no card, about a minute. Then look at a project on your own phone and decide.