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End to end

The round, the crew, the money.

All in one place and joined up: what is booked, who is doing it, and what came in for it.

A battered paper work diary beside the JobDiary planner and a crew phone showing today's jobs

One record

A job only gets typed in once.

From the first call to the money landing, it is the same record moving along. Nothing gets rekeyed into a second place, and nothing falls off the end.

  1. Enquiry

    A new one lands. Name, address, what they are after.

  2. Quoted

    Priced off your own price book and sent.

  3. Scheduled

    On a day, with a crew, in route order.

  4. Done

    Ticked off at the door, photo if it needs one.

  5. Invoiced

    Raised off the finished job, not retyped.

  6. Paid

    Card or cash. It marks itself off.

The office

You see what needs you today.

Not a wall of charts. The handful of things that will bite if nobody looks at them.

Today

11 jobs

  • 4 done
  • 2 on site now
  • 4 still to start
View today

Exceptions

1 running late

  • 1 needs a call
  • 0 unscheduled
View all

Money owed

€1,240

  • Across 8 invoices
  • 2 overdue
View money

Crews out

2 crews

  • 11 jobs today
  • All on route
View crews

Next round

7 jobs

  • North round, Sunday
  • About 4h 15m
View round

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The van

The lads see today, and nothing else.

One screen, in driving order, on the phone already in their pocket.

Today Your run
10 jobs
3 done
€90 collected
  • 08:30 7 The Green €30 Done
  • 09:15 23 Seabury Drive €30 Done
  • 10:00 9 Brookfield Lawn €35 In progress
  • 11:05 12 Castle Park €45 Next

The day's run

What is on, what is done, what is next.

Route 6 stops
36.4 km
55 mins driving
  1. 7 The Green Done
  2. 23 Seabury Drive Done
  3. 9 Brookfield Lawn In progress
  4. 12 Castle Park Next
  5. 31 Church Road Scheduled
  6. 18 The Rise Scheduled

The order to drive it

Stops sorted before anyone turns a key.

Job 4 of 11
12 Castle Park €45
  • Payment
  • Photo
  • Hours

Job notes

Mow front and back. Edge the paths. Bins out.

Mark job done

Done at the door

Payment, photo and hours in a few taps.

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Lawn round, North Crew 1
Crew 1 3 of 6 done
Crew 1 jobs today
Time Job Status
08:30 7 The Green Mow, edge, hedge Done
09:15 23 Seabury Drive Mow, weed Done
10:00 9 Brookfield Lawn Mow, feed In progress
11:05 12 Castle Park Mow, hedge rear Next
12:00 31 Church Road Mow Scheduled
13:15 18 The Rise Mow, edge, bins out Scheduled
Route 6 stops
36.4 km
55 mins driving
  1. 7 The Green Done
  2. 23 Seabury Drive Done
  3. 9 Brookfield Lawn In progress
  4. 12 Castle Park Next
  5. 31 Church Road Scheduled
  6. 18 The Rise Scheduled

Recurring work

Next week is already in there.

Set the cycle once and the next visit appears the moment this one is ticked. Forty jobs or four hundred, none of them live in your head any more.

Every job carries its own cycle

Weekly, fortnightly, every four weeks, whatever that customer is on.

A washout moves the round, not your evening

Roll the day forward and everything behind it shuffles with it.

Pick the round, pick the day

See the plan before you head out, and change it if the day changes.

Ordered the way the van should drive it

Built from where the jobs actually are, not the order the phone rang.

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Getting paid

The asking, done without you.

Quote, accepted, invoice, paid. And when someone goes quiet, the reminders keep going out in a tone you would put your own name to.

  1. Sent

    Quote sent

    Out from the gate, off your price book.

  2. Accepted

    Accepted

    One tap on their phone. It becomes a job.

  3. Sent

    Invoice sent

    Raised off the finished job.

  4. Overdue

    Reminder

    Sent for you when it goes quiet.

  5. Paid

    Paid

    Card through Stripe into your own bank.

Reminders run at day 3, day 7 and day 14

Card payments run through your own Stripe account. The money never passes through JobDiary on the way.

Out on the round

Half a bar is still enough.

Rural rounds lose signal. The app is built for that rather than surprised by it.

Runs on the phone they already have

If it opens a web page it runs JobDiary. Nothing to install, nothing to explain twice.

Taps are kept, not lost

Marking a job done with no signal saves it on the phone and queues it up.

It catches up on its own

Signal comes back and the queue goes up. Nobody has to redo the morning.

Job 4 of 11
12 Castle Park €45
  • Payment
  • Photo
  • Hours

Job notes

Mow front and back. Edge the paths. Bins out.

Mark job done

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Who sees what

Three people, three views.

The same job, shown the way each person needs it.

Owner

The whole business: work booked, money owed, and anything stuck.

  • Today and the week ahead
  • What is owed and by whom
  • Hours and what they cost

Crew

Today's run and nothing to wade through.

  • Jobs in driving order
  • Tap done at the door
  • Clock on and off

Customer

No account, no password, no PDF to download.

  • Accept a quote on their phone
  • Pay the invoice by card
  • A receipt without asking

See it on your own round.

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