A day · Home help
Hours in, invoice out.
Ana cleans eight homes a week. Her phone is her office, and she has no desk. An illustration: names, amounts and times are made up, and nothing here is a customer story.
Who
That could be you.
Who
A cleaner, a carer or a gardener who works in other people's homes.
Your say
The invoice and the email wait for your tap.
A day
What you say, what happens.
- 07:45You say: Who am I visiting today?
Your helper: Reads the calendar and lists the visits and the times. Your tap: None.
- 12:00You say: Log three hours at Mrs Peters.
Your helper: Adds the hours. Your tap: None.
- 14:00You say: Note: Mrs Peters wants the windows done on Thursday.
Your helper: Saves it on her contact and adds it to Thursday. Your tap: None.
- 17:30You say: Make the monthly timesheet and invoice for Mrs Peters.
Your helper: Turns the hours into invoice lines, with a timesheet PDF. Your tap: You tap Yes before the email goes.
- 19:00You say: Remind me to buy cleaning supplies tomorrow.
Your helper: Sets the reminder. Your tap: None.
- 19:10You say: Move the Peters visit on the 12th to the 14th.
Your helper: Checks the 14th, moves it and drafts the message. Your tap: You approve the message.
Honest labels
What to keep in mind.
- Pre-betaIt is an illustration
The names, amounts and times are made up. We do not have customer stories yet.
- Pre-betaInvoices follow your rules
The legal lines are for Germany and the Netherlands. Have them checked.
- Pre-betaThe helper is built in, and in early access
It uses the tools of your workspace and asks before anything risky. While a workspace runs in test mode its replies say so.