Priced, approved, signed, done.
For work that needs a price before a booking — a repair, a renovation, a legal engagement — the AI sends an itemised quote the customer approves line by line, turns the approved lines into an invoice, collects a signature, and hands the technician a job card.
From “how much?” to a signed job
The AI builds an itemised quote
From your price list and what the customer described, mid-conversation.
The customer approves line by line
Each line has its own Approve / Reject / Decide-later on WhatsApp, plus a hosted quote page.
Approved lines become an invoice
With a pay link. The quote locks so it can't drift.
A signature is collected
Consent forms, waivers, engagement letters — signed by typing a name (and drawing one, if you want), time-stamped and tamper-evident.
For trades, a job card is created
Photo triage up front — what's broken, how urgent, which trade, likely parts — then a job card the technician updates from a link on their phone.
It ends with the customer's signature
Sign-off on the job card when the work is done.
What the code enforces
Line-by-line, not all-or-nothing
The customer can approve the parts they want and reject the rest; only approved lines are invoiced.
Unanswered quotes expire on their own
No chasing, no stale prices.
Built-in e-signature
Sent as a link, signed by typing a name, time-stamped and tamper-evident. Multiple signers sign in order.
Photo triage for trades
A photo or video is read for category, urgency, likely cause, trade needed, and a parts list.
Emergency bypass
A message or photo that signals gas, fire, electric shock, or flooding skips the AI and goes straight to a human with a safety-first reply.
A job card the technician works from
A tokenized link — no login — with the photo, the triage, a status checklist (assigned → en route → arrived → in progress → done), and parts. A “my jobs” link is recoverable by phone number.
The parts that usually get lost
The quote can't drift
Once approved lines become an invoice, the quote locks — no quiet edits after the customer agreed.
The technician never logs in
They work from a bookmarkable link, recoverable by phone number if they lose it.
Frequently asked questions
Is the e-signature legally binding?
It captures a typed (and optionally drawn) signature with a timestamp and a tamper-evident hash. Whether that meets a specific jurisdiction's bar is your call to make with your legal advisor.
Can a customer approve some lines and reject others?
Yes — each line is approved on its own, and only approved lines are invoiced.
What happens to a quote nobody answers?
It expires on its own after your window — no stale prices sitting open.
How does the technician see the job?
A link on their phone with the photo, triage, checklist and parts — no login. They lose it, they recover it by phone number.
Quote it in the chat.
Managed setup included. Free trial, no card required.
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