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Send the crew out knowing exactly what to build

Once a job is won, create its work order in a click — the customer, site address, and job number are already on it. Add the scope, the line items, the crew, and site instructions, then print or PDF a clean, branded sheet. No more calling the office from the driveway to ask what shingle goes on this roof.

  • Customer, site address, and job number filled in from the job
  • Pick the crew — its lead installer prints on the order
  • Site notes and gate codes travel with the order
Work Order #1042
Scope: Tear-off + 30 sq architectural
Materials: GAF Timberline HDZ — Charcoal
Crew: Team B — lead: Marcos
Site: gate code 4417, dogs in back
Install dateThu, Aug 13
One click
from the won proposal or the job
Print / PDF
a clean sheet for the truck
Branded
your logo, not a scrap of paper

Everything the crew needs, nothing they don't

One order that replaces the whiteboard, the group text, and the crumpled sheet on the dash.

Started from the won job

Create the work order from the won proposal or the job card, and the customer, site address, and job number are already on it — no retyping into a second system.

Clear scope of work

Spell out the tear-off, the layers, the flashing, and the details so the crew builds it right the first time.

Itemized work list

List each material, labor item, and piece of equipment with quantities and details — and choose whether the crew sees your costs.

Install date on the calendar

Set the install date and it lands on your calendar, linked to the job, so the office sees every install at a glance.

Crew assignment

Keep a list of your crews and their leads, pick one for each order, and the crew and lead print right on it.

Site notes and access

Gate codes, dumpster placement, and the material drop spot go in the instructions, with reusable templates for the notes you write every time.

Up and running in three steps

  1. 01

    Win the job

    Create the work order from the won proposal or the job card, and the customer and site address fill themselves in.

  2. 02

    Assign and add notes

    Pick the crew, add the scope and line items, and drop gate codes and site notes into the instructions.

  3. 03

    Dispatch to the crew

    Print it or save it as a PDF and send it to the crew, so they show up knowing exactly what to build.

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