A day · Tradespeople
Quotes from the van.
Bram is a plumber. His hands are rarely free, and his van is his office. An illustration: names, amounts and times are made up, and nothing here is a customer story.
Who
That could be you.
Who
A plumber, an electrician, a painter: someone who is on the road and has dirty hands.
Your say
Anything that goes to a customer waits for your tap, so a quote in the van is a draft, not a promise.
A day
What you say, what happens.
- 07:40You say: Who is my first visit today?
Your helper: Reads the calendar and tells you the address and the time. Your tap: None.
- 10:20You say: (by voice, tap to lock) "Quote Mrs Jansen: new boiler, 1,850 euro, old one taken away."
Your helper: Writes the message out, drafts the quote as a PDF and keeps it as a draft. Your tap: You read it and say when to send.
- 12:30You say: Log forty minutes on the Visser job.
Your helper: Adds the time to the job. Your tap: None.
- 13:15You say: Add an expense: pipe fittings, 86 euro.
Your helper: Adds it to your expenses. Your tap: None.
- 16:00You say: Which invoices are still open?
Your helper: Lists the open invoices with the days since they were sent. Your tap: None.
- 17:30You say: Remind Mr Visser, friendly.
Your helper: Drafts a short reminder and holds it as a card. Your tap: You tap Yes before it is sent.
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-betaVoice messages are short
One message is at most 2 minutes 10 seconds, so a long job is several messages.
- 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.