Change orders
Change requests captured, priced, signed and billed, so extra work isn't done for free.
- Intake & extract
- Validate
- Follow up
Contractors, builders, plumbers, electricians, field services. 7 use cases for this industry, 12 more that also apply.
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High value for the effort. The risk tier is on each one.
Change requests captured, priced, signed and billed, so extra work isn't done for free.
Site photos, notes and timesheets turned into the daily report for the client and the office.
Quotes from several suppliers read and compared like for like, with a recommendation.
Quotes from several suppliers read and compared like for like, with a recommendation.
First drafts of proposals and statements of work from the brief and past winning proposals.
Jobs scheduled and crews dispatched by skill, location and urgency; customers kept informed.
Site photos, notes and timesheets turned into the daily report for the client and the office.
Change requests captured, priced, signed and billed, so extra work isn't done for free.
Incidents and near-misses recorded completely and on time; the OSHA log kept up.
Timesheets checked against schedules and rules (overtime, breaks) before payroll.
Use cases from other industries that fit this one too.
Mill and service-centre prices watched; quotes and price lists flagged when steel moves enough to need a surcharge.
Quote requests from the web form, email or a drawing read into one spec (diameter, pitch, thickness, material, length, ends); anything missing is asked for before it reaches the estimator.
A price built from today's steel and wear-option costs, shop hours and freight, drafted for the estimator to approve, with the margin shown.
Warranty claims checked against serial, dates and terms; approved, rejected with reason, or routed.
Photos and measurements of a worn part turned into a repair job: rebuild (e.g. reflight) or replace, an estimate and a ship-in date, with the customer kept informed.
Reminders, confirmations and rebooking for missed appointments.
Staff ask how to do a task and get the answer from your SOPs and manuals, with the page cited.
Licences, permits and certificates tracked, with renewals started well before they lapse.
Each accepted order turned into a shop work order: cut list, material, operations and due date, checked against the quote.
Freight quotes for long or heavy items gathered from carriers, the best option picked, pickup booked, and the customer sent tracking.
Each client implementation's plan, open items and blockers pulled from tickets, mail and meetings; slipping milestones flagged and owners chased.
Required training and licences tracked per person; reminders before they lapse.