Trades & home services

A Plumber's Day in One Login

Today's jobs and schedule, job photos, a good-better-best price sheet the customer signs at the door, and invoices with a pay page, in one login beside the books he already keeps.

Owner-run plumbing business · pilot · Set up Jul-Aug 2026 · in daily use

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MODULES · ONE LOGIN

Site
Jobs
Schedule
Quotes
Invoices
Photos

MODULES

6

PRICE OPTIONS

3

LOGINS

1

ONE LOGIN · QUOTE → JOB → INVOICE

1

Login

jobs, schedule, quotes, invoices, photos

3

Price options

good, better, best, signed at the door

Daily

In use

by the owner, for the day's jobs

The challenge

In an owner-run plumbing business, every quote, job, photo and invoice runs through the owner. The day needed one place for all of it, without replacing the books he already keeps in QuickBooks.

What we built

We started from a trades system we already run and set it up for his day: today's jobs and the schedule, an On my way text and one-tap calls from his own phone, and photos on the job. At the door, a good-better-best price sheet shows three options side by side, and the customer signs with a finger to approve. Invoices come straight from the job, with a pay page that puts Zelle first. Customers and items import from QuickBooks, which stays his books. A marketing site with a quote-request form was built alongside it.

  • Today's jobs and the schedule, built for a phone
  • On my way text and one-tap calls from his own phone
  • Job photos, on the job
  • Good-better-best price sheet, signed at the door
  • Invoices from the job, with a Zelle-first pay page
  • Customers and items imported from QuickBooks
  • A marketing site with a quote-request form

By the numbers

Logins
0
Price options at the door
0
In use
Daily
Approval
Signed
with a finger, at the door
Books stay in
QuickBooks
Per-seat fees
0

What worked

Built for the day, not the office

  • Today's jobs and the schedule come first
  • Call, text and On my way from his own phone

Priced at the door

  • Three options side by side
  • The customer signs with a finger to approve

Paid, then in the books

  • An invoice straight from the job, with Zelle first
  • QuickBooks stays the books

Started from a system we run

  • A trades system we already run, set up for his work
  • Changes shipped in passes while he used it

A job, start to finish

Step

What happens

Quote

Good, better, best, side by side

Approve

The customer signs at the door

Job

On the schedule, with photos on the job

Invoice

From the job, with a Zelle-first pay page

Books

QuickBooks stays the books