Built for Bricklayer businesses
Pricing by the thousand and then losing the margin to material increases
Keep your rates saved and log every delivery against the job, so the real cost is visible while you can still do something about it
Waiting until the end of a long job to invoice anything
Raise stage invoices as the work goes up - footings, to plate, finished - so the money comes in as you go
Main contractors who will not pay without paperwork
A signed job sheet for each stage, attached to the invoice, which is what gets released for payment
Day-work that gets forgotten between the job and the invoice
Record extra days as they happen against the job, so nothing is left off the final bill
Everything a Bricklayer needs
One app to replace the spreadsheets, paper invoices, and admin pile.
Quoting Software
Price by the thousand, by the metre or by the day, with your rates saved so a quote takes minutes.
Stage Invoicing
Invoice as the work goes up rather than waiting for the end, with each stage tied to the same job.
Purchase Orders
Order bricks, blocks and sand from the merchant and keep the price against the job.
Job Sheets
Signed proof of each stage, which is what a main contractor wants before releasing money.
Expense Tracking
Photograph the delivery ticket and the fuel receipt, and see the real cost of the job.
Mobile App
Quote, record and invoice from site, with or without signal.
Bricklaying is usually subcontract work paid in stages, where the paperwork decides how fast you get paid. Stage invoices and a signed sheet for each one are the difference between a week and a month.
Frequently asked questions
Can I invoice in stages on a long job?
Yes. Group the work as a project and raise a stage invoice whenever you hit a milestone, with everything still tied to the same job and its costs.
Can I track what materials are really costing?
Yes. Raise purchase orders to your merchant and log delivery tickets as expenses against the job, so the margin is visible as you go rather than at the end.
Does it work for day-work as well as priced work?
Yes. Save your day rate as a standard line and add days to the job as they happen, so nothing is forgotten when you invoice.