Programming goes on the bill. Your customer approves by link.

The money installers leave on the table

It's rarely the install itself. It's the proposal rebuilt from scratch, the programming hours nobody billed and the service call with no memory of what was done.

• Every proposal starts from zero

  Each quote becomes a new spreadsheet, with device, cable and labor prices typed by hand.

  Your products and services, already priced. Pick the items, set quantities and the proposal takes less time.

• Programming nobody sees

  The customer compares device prices online and doesn't see the hours spent on programming and scenes.

  Programming gets its own line, separate from equipment. The customer understands what they're paying for.

• The job scattered across group chats

  Floor plans, rack photos and agreements get lost between messages from three different people.

  Customer, address, items, photos and comments in one place. Nothing gets lost between messages.

• Service calls with no memory

  Two years later the customer calls and nobody remembers which device went into which room.

  Build your checklist with room, device, notes and photos. Years later, you know what you installed and where.

• Deposit paid, balance forgotten

  The customer pays part up front for materials and the rest comes later. Later, nobody knows how much is left.

  Deposit, installments and balance under control. See what's still owed, by whom, and what came in this month.

• Several jobs in the same week

  Two techs booked on the same day, a customer waiting and nobody told.

  Every install goes on the Schedule with its day and time, and your phone reminds you before each visit.