The whole job.
One connected system.

From the first estimate visit to the final payment, keep the work in context. Familiar detail views bring the agreed items, photos, forms, and team notes together, so the next person can pick up where the last one left off.

InvoiceINV-2086
Alex Morgan12 Maple Lane

Front lawn irrigation repair

From EST-1042
Paid in full
Illustrative service items. Pricing differences require human review.
NameDescriptionQtyRateTotal
Service / repairIrrigation diagnosticIrrigation diagnostic1$95$95
Rotor replacementReplace damaged headsReplace damaged heads2$65$130
Valve replacementRepair leaking zone valveRepair leaking zone valve1$210$210
Subtotal
$435
Tax (not applied)
$0
Total
$435
Paid
$435
Amount due
$0
  1. Field

    Two damaged heads near the driveway. Added a photo for the crew.

    Estimate Media
    Demo photograph of a damaged irrigation rotor leaking beside a driveway.
    BeforeDriveway zone
  2. Field

    Replace both damaged rotors and check coverage.

  3. Estimate sent

    Jordan EllisApr 13 · 9:12 AM

    The customer can review the work and accept online.

  4. Estimate accepted

    Alex MorganApr 14 · 10:08 AM

    The customer signed and accepted the proposed work.

  5. Converted to work order

    Casey RiveraApr 14 · 10:14 AM

    The agreed items, estimate notes and photo stay in context.

  6. Field

    The valve also leaks. Customer approved the additional repair.

  7. Field

    No leaks. Coverage checked. Added the after photo and submitted the inspection form.

    Demo after photo: repaired upright rotor watering the lawn.Demo before photo: damaged rotor leaking beside the driveway.
    Driveway zoneBefore / after

    Jamie Chen submitted a form

    Apr 16 · 10:05 AM

    Irrigation inspection
    Pending Review
  8. Office

    Confirmed the extra work with the customer and updated the rate from $185 to $210.

  9. Invoice sent

    Casey RiveraApr 16 · 10:22 AM

    The completed work is ready for the customer to review and pay.

  10. Payment received

    Alex MorganApr 16 · 11:03 AM

    The customer paid online. The balance is now zero.

EstimateWork orderInvoice

01Inside the system

Your forms. Your brand.

Use your own PDF forms and share completed documents with your company name and logo. Each form stays connected to the job.

Use your documents
Place fields and signatures on an uploaded PDF, then reuse the template on work orders.
Share a branded document
Give customers a page to view, download, or print the completed form with your business identity.

02Inside the system

Estimate to signed acceptance

Let customers review the estimate, choose from the options you offer, sign, and pay a deposit when one is due.

Make agreement clear
Capture the signer's name, signature, consent, and selected options with the acceptance.
Keep what was agreed
Save the accepted terms and chosen options alongside the sales record.

03Inside the system

Photos & before-and-after

Let the work tell its own story. Keep visual details with the job so the next person can see what happened.

InvoiceINV-2086
Alex Morgan12 Maple Lane

Front lawn irrigation repair

From EST-1042
Paid in full
Illustrative service items. Pricing differences require human review.
NameDescriptionQtyRateTotal
Service / repairIrrigation diagnosticIrrigation diagnostic1$95$95
Rotor replacementReplace damaged headsReplace damaged heads2$65$130
Valve replacementRepair leaking zone valveRepair leaking zone valve1$210$210
Subtotal
$435
Tax (not applied)
$0
Total
$435
Paid
$435
Amount due
$0
  1. Field

    Two damaged heads near the driveway. Added a photo for the crew.

    Estimate Media
    Demo photograph of a damaged irrigation rotor leaking beside a driveway.
    BeforeDriveway zone
  2. Field

    Replace both damaged rotors and check coverage.

  3. Estimate sent

    Jordan EllisApr 13 · 9:12 AM

    The customer can review the work and accept online.

  4. Estimate accepted

    Alex MorganApr 14 · 10:08 AM

    The customer signed and accepted the proposed work.

  5. Converted to work order

    Casey RiveraApr 14 · 10:14 AM

    The agreed items, estimate notes and photo stay in context.

  6. Field

    The valve also leaks. Customer approved the additional repair.

  7. Field

    No leaks. Coverage checked. Added the after photo and submitted the inspection form.

    Demo after photo: repaired upright rotor watering the lawn.Demo before photo: damaged rotor leaking beside the driveway.
    Driveway zoneBefore / after

    Jamie Chen submitted a form

    Apr 16 · 10:05 AM

    Irrigation inspection
    Pending Review
  8. Office

    Confirmed the extra work with the customer and updated the rate from $185 to $210.

  9. Invoice sent

    Casey RiveraApr 16 · 10:22 AM

    The completed work is ready for the customer to review and pay.

  10. Payment received

    Alex MorganApr 16 · 11:03 AM

    The customer paid online. The balance is now zero.

EstimateWork orderInvoice
Capture the work
Attach photos to the work order. Video is available when enabled for your company.
Show the difference
Pair before-and-after photos, open them full screen, and zoom into details. Add annotations to the original photos for your team.

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