Job management software for garage door installers
Quote the door, book the install, handle the service callouts and bill it - all off one job.
Garage doors are part install, part service callout, so the quote, the door, the parts and the invoice all sit on one sheet. Quote a new sectional or roller door, schedule the install, and send the nearest installer to a broken spring - with the model and parts on the record either way.
Installs and service callouts in one place
- Quote a sectional, roller or tilt door and opener from your price book, and convert the win to a job in a tap.
- See the nearest installer to a service callout on a live map, with distance worked out, and send them.
- Keep door model, opener details and site photos on the job for the next visit.
Parts and standard jobs
- Track doors, tracks, springs, openers and rollers across the van and store.
- Save a common job - a spring and cable repair, an opener swap - as a kit so it's priced in a tap.
- Keep a job history against the customer, so a return service starts from what you already know.
Quote and get paid
- Quote a job from your price book and let the customer approve it before you order the door.
- Convert the job to a tax invoice in a tap, with your ABN, GST and bank details filled in.
- Take card payment by link and let overdue invoices chase themselves.
Common questions
- Can I run both installs and service callouts?
- Yes. A new door is quoted and run as a job, while a service callout - a broken spring, a faulty opener - is logged and dispatched to the nearest installer from the live map. Both appear in the same system so you can compare bookings and availability before assigning work.
- Can I track doors, springs and openers?
- Doors, tracks, springs, openers and rollers are tracked across the van and store as movements, so you know what's on board. Save a common repair as a kit and the parts and price drop straight onto the next job.
- Does it keep a history for each customer's door?
- Yes. The door model, opener details and your notes sit on the job against the customer, so a return service or a warranty job starts from what you already know rather than from scratch.
- Can I dispatch the closest installer to a callout?
- The map shows the latest GPS positions of workers who share their location, alongside job and site locations. Compare nearby crew, check their schedule and qualifications, then choose who to dispatch. A nearby position does not establish availability.
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