Money

Commissions, job costing, POs, and the books staying straight.

The part that decides whether you had a good month. Commission math that runs itself, and job-level costing that tells you which work is actually worth taking.

6 capabilities, live in production

Commission night takes four hours and I still get it wrong.

Commission rules

Rules calculate on payment, not on a spreadsheet on Sunday night. Accrued, approved, paid, per tech.

I don't know which jobs actually made money.

Job costing and crew profitability

Labour, parts, and drive time land against the job, so you find out which work and which crews are worth it — including surge pay.

Month-end is an argument about who bought what.

Purchase orders

Raised, approved, received, and attached to the job it was for.

My bookkeeper re-keys everything into QuickBooks.

QuickBooks sync

OAuth per location, invoices and payments both directions. Native, not an export.

Payroll means exporting a CSV and praying.

Gusto payroll handoff

Signed CSV export and an API push, straight off approved commissions.

Somebody changed a price and nobody will say who.

Per-record history

Every record carries its own audit trail. Who changed it, when, from what.

See it run this for real.

No form, no salesperson. The live product, with real data in it.