Shop tools for small electrical shops.
Four tools. Each one handles one job. You set it up in an evening. You own it.
One to five people. No subscription. No developer.
You run an electrical shop. The phone keeps going after hours. A text comes in while you are already on a job. A quote you sent never got an answer. A customer left a public review.
Each of these tools handles one of those four situations. You paste what came in. You get a job note and a draft. You still decide. You still send.
Each tool is $47, one time. One zip file. Set it up in one evening.
For after the shop is closed.
JobHold
A customer texts after hours. One pasted text becomes a job note and a draft reply. It holds the job without booking it. It does not send the text.
See JobHoldFor a text that arrives while you are already on a job.
Day Desk
You are on a job. A new text comes in. One pasted text becomes a job note and a draft reply. It does not book the job. It does not send the text.
See Day DeskFor a quote you already sent.
Quote Follow Up
The quote went out. The customer did not answer. One pasted quote becomes a job note and a draft follow up. It keeps the same amount and the same work. It does not book the job.
See Quote Follow UpFor a review that is already public.
Review Reply
A customer left a public review. One pasted review becomes a job note and a short public reply. A kind review gets a thank you. A bad review stays short in public.
See Review ReplyWest Lamp Electrical
Every tool includes West Lamp Electrical, a practice shop. The scenes are electrical. You learn the steps with West Lamp, then replace every fact with your own shop.
One tool or all four.
Each tool is separate. You buy the one you need.
Each is $47, one time. One zip. Set it up in one evening.
If Jeff can do it, so can you.