Contractor OS
The Operating System for Contractors
Contractor OS
Run your electrical company from one place
From the first phone call to the final payment. Estimates priced from an electrical catalog, a dispatch board for the whole crew, jobs your electricians run from their phones, and the books and payroll hours that fall out of the work.
Built for the trade
The office, the field and the owner work in the same company, each with their own sign-in.
What it does
Everything below is in the product today.
Estimates that price themselves
An electrical catalog of materials, assemblies and flat-rate tasks. Pick what the job needs and the price, labor and material list are worked out for you.
Schedule and dispatch the whole crew
One board with a column per person. Drag a job onto an electrician, add a helper, block time off, and everyone sees their own day on their phone.
The job, start to finish, on a phone
Drive, arrive, price it on site, get a signature, take payment, log material and close it out. Technicians see only their own work.
Projects and takeoffs
Count devices and runs on the plans, turn the takeoff into a proposal, then track change orders, permits and progress billing.
Purchasing and truck stock
Build purchase orders from a job's material list, receive against them, and know what is on each truck and in the shop.
Invoices, payments and what you're owed
Deposits, progress and final invoices, payments recorded against them, reminders for what is overdue, and bills you owe suppliers.
Time that reaches payroll
Each person clocks in on the job they are doing. Hours land on the job for costing and in HR for payroll, without anyone re-typing them.
People, licenses and onboarding
Offer letters, sign-in invitations, an onboarding packet to sign, licenses and certifications with expiry dates, time off, reviews and benefits.
Tools for the field
Voltage drop, conduit fill, box fill and service size calculators, daily logs, safety talks with sign-in, punch lists and checklists, all tied to the job.
Everyone sees what their job needs
Owners see the books. The office runs the schedule. Technicians never see company money, costs or other people's customers.
See it with your own company in it
Tell us about your shop and we will set you up. Your company opens empty, with no sample data to clear out.