Work Orders & Scheduling
Quote → crew-ready in one click. Turn an approved quote into a crew-ready work order in one click. Schedule crews around material ETAs and give every customer a live progress hub.
Crew Mode puts the day's work on your crew's phones — the address that opens navigation, 811 and permit status, one-tap clock-in, photos, and material logs. The printable Build Sheet and Job Packet back it up for the paper guys. You stop being the human dispatch radio.
Each crew opens Crew Mode and sees today's jobs — customer, tappable address, estimated hours, and the readiness flags that matter: 811 marked, permit in hand, materials on site.
Clock in, snap progress photos, log the extra rail they grabbed — two taps and it hits the job's time log and your inventory ledger.
Status moves flow back live — started, complete. Clocked hours land as estimated-vs-actual, so your labor numbers sharpen with every job.
The crew has the address, the layout, the material list, and the readiness flags. The "what's the gate code, how many pickets, did 811 come out?" calls just stop.
FEWER CALLS, MORE FENCEOne tap prints the Crew Build Sheet — the spec strip, per-run lengths with measured grade, a numbered build sequence, and a check-off bill of materials that matches the signed estimate. Load the truck against it and nothing stays at the shop.
NOTHING FORGOTTENDig-safe status sits right on the job card — 811 marked or NOT marked, permit in hand or pending. The crew sees it before the auger comes off the trailer.
DIG SAFE, EVERY TIMEClock-ins round to the quarter hour and land on the job's time log. Estimated vs actual feeds your reports — so next season's labor rates come from your own jobs, not a guess.
BID FROM REAL NUMBERSHand your helper a phone — or a printed build sheet — and they work the numbered sequence while you set posts. Same numbers as the quote, no interpretation.
Every crew's status flows back live — who's clocked in, what's complete, what stalled. You stop touring job sites just to know where things stand.
New crews follow the numbered build sequence and the check-off BOM. The install quality that built your name survives the growth.
No training — it's a phone page with today's jobs on it. Pick the crew once and the phone remembers. If a crew runs on paper, the Build Sheet and Job Packet print clean instead.
The spec strip (height, panel, footage, posts, panels, gates), per-run lengths with measured-grade flags, a numbered build sequence, a check-off bill of materials that matches the signed estimate, a shop-prep checklist — 811, property lines, string line — and a foreman signature block.
A print-ready packet: the blueprint fence plan, install specs and the pre-job checklist, plus your own uploaded pages — warranty card, care guide, referral offer. Every page carries a QR code back to the customer's portal.
Quote → crew-ready in one click. Turn an approved quote into a crew-ready work order in one click. Schedule crews around material ETAs and give every customer a live progress hub.
Your catalog, your pricing. Build a catalog of the fences you install with your own per-foot pricing. Every product links to a construction spec, so the BOM and the customer price build themselves.
Win rate, cash & coaching. Win rate, marketing ROI, a revenue goal planner, a 13 to 52-week cash forecast and a Pricing Coach — computed from the jobs already in Fence Works.
Quote from the map, answer every call, get paid before the first post goes in. Free to start — no credit card, no setup fee.