The job's ready. Something outside it isn't.
Your field software books the job and follows up the estimate. What it can't see is the equipment that hasn't shipped, the permit still pending, or the change a customer approved by text. We connect those outside updates to the job, flag what's holding it up, and put the next step in front of the right person.
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Your crews do good work, and your platform books it. The delays come from outside it: the part that hasn't shipped, the permit that isn't issued, the extra work a customer approved on site.
Those updates arrive by email, text and supplier portal, and somebody has to connect each one to the right job. When nobody does, crews turn up to jobs that aren't ready and invoices go out missing work.
- Installs rescheduled on the day because a part or permit wasn't ready
- Extra work approved in the field that never reaches the invoice
- Invoices sent back for missing photos or sign-offs
- Supplier bills that don't match what the job was charged
Where we'd take the work off your team.
Each of these can start with the software you already have. Every card has a common example on the back.
Jobs that are really ready
Supplier confirmations, permit updates and customer approvals are matched to each job as they arrive. A job isn't marked ready until they're in, and anything overdue goes to the person who can chase it.
An HVAC company's crew arrives for a system replacement, and the new unit is still sitting at the supplier.
Supplier emails are matched to each install. Tomorrow's jobs without a delivery confirmation show up on the dispatcher's list this afternoon, with the supplier contact and a customer message drafted in case the job has to move.
- AI agent reading supplier emails
- Matching deliveries to installs
- Next-day readiness check
- Customer message drafted for approval
Field changes that reach the invoice
When a customer approves extra work by text, on a form or in a photo note, the approval is matched to the job and compared with the ticket. Anything approved but not on the invoice goes to the office before it's sent.
A plumber replaces a corroded shutoff valve the customer approved by text, and the invoice goes out at the original quote.
The customer's text approval is attached to the job. Before the invoice is sent, it's compared with the ticket, and the missing line goes to the office to add or confirm.
- Text approval captured and matched to the job
- Ticket and invoice comparison
- Missing-line alert to the office
Closeout before billing
Each customer type has its own closeout list: photos, signatures, permit final, warranty registration. When a job is marked done, the list is checked, and anything missing goes back to the tech while they're still nearby.
An electrical contractor doing work for a home warranty company keeps getting invoices returned for missing photos.
When the tech closes the job, it's checked against the warranty company's requirements. A missing panel photo goes back to the tech's phone straight away, and the invoice waits until the set is complete.
- Closeout checklist by customer type
- AI photo check against requirements
- Request sent to the tech’s phone
- Invoice hold until the set is complete
Supplier bills matched to jobs
Supplier invoices are read as they arrive and matched to the purchase order and the job. Parts that were never charged to a job, or prices that don't match, go to a reviewer with both records side by side.
A roofing company finds at month end that materials were billed by the supplier but never charged to any job.
Each supplier invoice is matched to its purchase order and job when it arrives. Anything unmatched or priced differently lands on a weekly review list with the evidence attached.
- AI invoice reading
- Matching to purchase orders and jobs
- Price mismatch flags
- Weekly review list
Keep jobs moving when the hold-up is outside your software.
An outside update can be late, wrong or unclear. So nothing is marked ready on a guess: if an update can't be matched to a job with confidence, a person decides.
- Updates that can't be matched to a job go to a review queue
- Customer messages about a changed date are drafted for the office to approve
- Invoice changes wait for a person before they go out
- If a connection fails, jobs stay flagged and the office gets a daily list
The simplest automation that works.
We start with the field software you already run, then connect the supplier, permit, customer and accounting updates it doesn't see.
- ServiceTitan
- Housecall Pro
- Jobber
- QuickBooks
- Supplier portals and email
- Permit portals
- Text messaging
- More+
Where we'd leave things alone. Field service platforms already answer calls, book jobs, follow up on estimates and keep adding more. If yours covers something, we'll help you set it up rather than rebuild it. We work on the steps that still happen outside it.
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Configure what you have
Your platform may already do it. It just isn't set up for how you work.
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Connect your systems
Tools that work fine on their own, joined so nobody retypes between them.
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Replace a narrow tool
Where a costly subscription does a small, stable job, owning a replacement can win.
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Build custom
When an important workflow needs something no product does at a sensible price.
Start with the jobs that get stuck waiting.
Pick one kind of job that often waits on something outside your control, like an install that needs equipment and a permit. We walk through recent ones, find the step someone still chases by hand, and check what your platform already does before building anything.
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Walk through recent jobs that were delayed or reworked
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Check what your field software already covers
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Connect the outside updates and set what counts as ready
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Measure jobs delayed on the day against the baseline
Run your own numbers, four ways.
Time saved isn't money saved unless something changes. So this keeps four kinds of benefit apart, and never counts the same hours twice.
What would automating this be worth to you?
7 short questions about the time your team spends chasing suppliers, permits, approvals and closeout paperwork, one at a time, each with what to enter and why we ask. Skip any you don't know. Your answers stay in your browser.
These are typical savings, estimated from the numbers you entered and reduced to reflect the results automation projects commonly deliver.
They aren't a quote or a promise of savings. Every business is different, so your results could be higher or lower. A real estimate of the savings and the ongoing cost comes from properly scoping your workflow, and the free workflow review is where that starts.
Your answers are worked out in your browser and never leave this page.
Customer records and payments stay in systems you own, on enterprise cloud infrastructure with encryption, backups and cost budgets built in.
How we handle home services data →Questions people ask
Does this replace ServiceTitan or Jobber?
What if an update gets matched to the wrong job?
What happens during the busy season?
What is manual work costing your business?
Repetitive admin, missed follow-ups and disconnected systems take time away from running your business. Bring us one process that slows your team down. We'll help you understand what could improve, how much time you could recover, and what it might cost to implement.
Get My Free Workflow ReviewFree 30-minute conversation about how your business runs. Practical recommendations. No obligation.
Not sure where to start? That's what the free call is for. We'll walk through how your business runs and find the easiest wins, the places where automation and AI agents can take work off your team first.
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