Job management

The job knows
its own history.

Most of what goes wrong in a plumbing business is not plumbing. It is a detail that lived on a phone, in a diary or in someone's head, and never made it to the person who needed it.

Book a leak check

One place

What was found,
what was fitted.

The call, the site, what was diagnosed, the parts used and the person who attended, kept together. When the same address rings back in eight months, whoever takes the job can see what was done last time before they get in the van.

That history is also what turns a callback argument into a five-second answer.

Scheduling

the day, as it actually is

Who is on what, where they are, and what will not fit — so an emergency gets slotted against reality rather than optimism.

On site

notes and photos from the van

Entered where the work happens, so the office is not phoning around at five to find out what happened.

Parts

what went on, gets charged

Materials recorded against the job as they are used, which is the difference between what you fitted and what you billed.

The rest of the family

Same build, shaped for
a different trade.

Each one is the same idea — your quoting, your jobs, your invoicing, in one system you own — fitted to how that trade actually works. Built in Brisbane by Kindra AI.