Quote and contract
Priced line by line with the math checked, sent, tracked, and signed. The signed version keeps an immutable receipt.
An operating system for businesses that run on jobs. Quotes, contracts, scheduling, crews, assets, approvals, and the paper trail behind all of it. Multi-tenant, hosted here, running real operations today.
We didn't set out to build a product. We built it because the field work we were doing needed it, and every tool on the market wanted us to change how the business worked to fit the software.
So it got built the other way around: around how a job actually moves, from the first walkthrough to the final invoice.
Every step is append-only. Signed documents keep their receipt, and edits leave a record instead of overwriting one. Six months later, when somebody's trying to remember what was agreed, the answer is in the system rather than in an argument.
Quotes become contracts become schedules become invoices, without anybody retyping a number.
Priced line by line with the math checked, sent, tracked, and signed. The signed version keeps an immutable receipt.
Crews, equipment and dates. Photos, notes and change orders captured on site and attached to the job rather than lost in a phone.
Progress billing against the contract, running balances, and a close-out that carries the as-built record, the media and the warranty.
Each business gets its own tenant, users and permissions. Your data is yours, and the export actually works.
Olie owns the sign-in directly, with multi-factor built into authentication rather than bolted on at the edge, so access decisions sit with the application that understands what's being accessed.
Append-only history on the things that matter. Who did what, when, and what it looked like before.
If your work arrives as jobs with a quote at one end and an invoice at the other, and you're currently fighting your own software to track it, we'd like to talk.
Landscape, hardscape, pools, outdoor construction. Long jobs, change orders, crews and weather.
Anyone quoting from a takeoff, scheduling around trades, and billing in progress against a signed contract.
Multiple properties, multiple entities, and a need to keep the paper straight across all of them.