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A look inside

The actual screens,
with the bits that matter pointed out

No stock photos and no artist's impression. These are captures of the software running — hover a number to see what you are looking at.

The week

Every gang, every day, colour-coded

Who is on what, in what order, with the wagon they are taking. Erect is green, dismantle red, variations amber, inspections blue — you read the week without reading a word.

  • 1Capacity across the week — who is spare and who is off
  • 2Green Erect, red Dismantle — the whole week at a glance
  • 3Two jobs in one day, split by time
  • 4The wagon each gang is taking
  • 5Amber variation — extra works, captured not given away
Every gang, every day, colour-coded

Real screen. Sample data — no customer's figures.

The inbox

Your mailboxes, sorted before you open them

Every account in one list. Each email is read and filed — enquiry, job, bill, admin or junk — with the reason it was filed that way. Colour it, flag it, or push it straight to an enquiry.

  • 1Sorted into Enquiries, Jobs, Bills, Admin, Junk
  • 2Your own colour tags, named how you like
  • 3Why it was filed there — in plain English
  • 4One click turns an email into an enquiry
Your mailboxes, sorted before you open them

Real screen. Sample data — no customer's figures.

Price work

Priced per plot, paid per lift

Each plot carries what the gang gets and what the client is charged. Split both across the lifts by pounds or percentage — margin shows before anybody lifts a tube.

  • 1Gang pay, client charge and margin for the whole job
  • 2Type £ or % — the other works itself out
  • 3Fully allocated, or what is still unallocated
  • 4Tick it off and the line locks at what was agreed
Priced per plot, paid per lift

Real screen. Sample data — no customer's figures.

The money

The job costs itself as the lifts land

Not man-hours times a break-even guess. Completed work becomes the labour cost and the revenue earned, so profit on the job is a fact rather than an opinion.

  • 1Live net profit and margin on work actually done
  • 2Earned revenue against committed pay
  • 3Margin on every single lift
  • 4Completed on the day, by the lad who did it
The job costs itself as the lifts land

Real screen. Sample data — no customer's figures.

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