The office for electricians.
Panel upgrades, rough-ins and service calls, with permit and inspection steps kept on the job.
The full product is free for 30 days when your spot opens.
What electrical jobs really look like
The paperwork is heavier. The quoting risk is real.
An electrician runs a different business from most trades. New circuits and panel work need permits. Inspections have to be booked, attended and recorded, and certificates kept. A residential panel upgrade and a commercial fit-out are different enough that running them the same way causes confusion.
Then there is the quote. Electrical jobs hide scope: what is in the wall, the state of the old wiring, whether the panel can take the load. Quoting without opening anything is an estimate with real risk, and how you handle that risk in the quote decides your margin.
The problems electricians know too well.
None of them is about the work itself. All of them cost you money on jobs you did well.
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Permit and inspection steps slipping
On a permit job a missed step is not admin. A failed inspection means rebooking, redoing and re-invoicing, and a missing certificate can come back years later.
In Duuabl
Permit and inspection are steps on the job, with the permit number and dates kept on it. The job does not reach the invoice until those steps are done.
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Residential and commercial in one pile
A panel upgrade and a commercial lighting job have different steps, paperwork, customers and payment terms. In one list, every job carries the wrong checklist.
In Duuabl
Residential and commercial jobs run on their own steps, so each job carries the checklist that fits it.
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Scope hiding in the wall
The hardest quotes are the ones where you only know the job once the wall is open. A panel upgrade can turn up aluminium wiring. A rewire can turn up knob-and-tube.
In Duuabl
Every quote can carry a contingency line and a scope note the customer accepts. When the wall opens, the extra is approved on their phone before you do it.
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Chasing the final payment
The work passed inspection, the customer is happy, and the invoice sits for weeks.
In Duuabl
The invoice goes out when the job is done, with a card payment link. Reminders go out on their own until it is paid.
How the job runs
Electrical, from first visit to paid.
Your steps, ready on day one. The customer follows the same job on one page.
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Assessment
Load, wiring and scope notes recorded on site, with photos.
Scope notesPhotos
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Quote
Describe the job or film the panel. AI drafts the lines, contingency and scope note. Accepted online with a deposit.
Contingency lineOnline acceptanceDeposit
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Permit
Permit number and application date kept on the job. The customer sees the timeline.
Permit detailsCustomer updates
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Install
Rough-in and progress on the job. Changes approved as extras.
ChecklistExtras with approval
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Inspection and testing
Results and inspection recorded before the job moves on.
Inspection recordTest results
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Certificate and invoice
Certificate kept on the job, invoice sent, reminders until paid.
Certificate on fileInvoiceReminders
Set up for electricians from day one.
No blank screens to fill in. Change anything, keep what fits.
- Electrician steps readyAssessment, quote, permit, install, inspection and certificate set up from day one.
- Residential and commercialSeparate steps and checklists for each kind of job.
- Contingency on every quoteA contingency line and scope note ready to use.
- Permit details on the jobPermit number and dates kept with the work.
- Certificates on fileKept on the job, ready when someone asks.
- Paid without chasingInvoice and reminders go out automatically.
Permit to certificate, on one job sheet.
