Electrical CRM

Electrical CRM
call to invoice.

Electrical contractors use the same shop system built for HVAC and plumbing crews. One board for the office and the techs. The report is the electrical job, not a refrigerant checklist.

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14-day trial. Card on file. If you never add a customer, job, quote, or invoice, we don’t charge.

What you get today

The electrical job, in the same shop system.

Trade truth

Pick electrical at signup. The service report stays on that work. An electrical shop does not inherit HVAC readings, R-22 flags, or a no-cooling checklist.

Dispatch & the job

Schedule the work, hand the tech my-day, and keep clock in and out on the job. Arrived and on-my-way notices go out from that job. Access flags cover the dog, HOA, gate, and lockbox.

Money in the door

Send a quote with terms and a deposit percent. When they approve it, convert to an invoice. They pay the remaining balance on the customer portal or a pay link.

The customer's page

Photos on the service report are what the customer sees. The portal keeps invoices, the work you did, and the next visit on a link that does not expire.

Does an electrical contractor use the same product as an HVAC shop?

Yes. Same jobs, quotes, invoices, and portal. The report is the electrical job, not a refrigerant checklist.

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Home Pricing Home service HVAC Plumbing Electrical Dispatch Quotes and invoices Customer portal Service reports Jobber Housecall Pro ServiceTitan Job workflow Choosing a CRM Multi-trade HVAC service call HVAC report Small HVAC shop Pricing guide Dispatch checklist Portal checklist Leave paper Three products

Ready this week, not this quarter.

Name, logo, timezone, Gmail. Add a customer. Put a job on the board. That is the first morning.

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