Sell the panel upgrade, not just the breaker
- Calls answered while you’re in a panel
- Website and local SEO for “electrician near me”
- Breaker, panel or rewire, quoted by text
14-day free trial. No card needed. See pricing
Answer the power-out calls, sell the panel upgrade or EV charger on the spot, and keep every rewire on budget.
Try it on your next job.14 days free. No card needed.
Every leak you plug is money you keep.
QuickBooks, payroll and 60+ more, fed from every service call, panel and rewire.
Every panel’s age on file, the upgrade quoted good, better, best, a rewire billed in stages, and a safety checklist on every job, for teams of up to 10.
The deposit is charged when the quote is approved, and a whole-home rewire is billed as each phase is done.
Coming soon*
Fieldspilot is electrical software: scheduling, dispatch and invoicing in one app. Free plan; paid plans from $29 a month billed annually.
Yes. Each home keeps its panel and equipment with type, brand, install date and warranty, plus notes and photos, so the next electrician knows the amperage, the wiring and what was quoted but not done before they arrive.
Electrical contractor software runs the business side of electrical work in one place: calls and requests, quotes, dispatch, change orders, invoices and payments, and the follow-up that brings customers back.
Yes. Build options like a breaker repair, a 200 A panel upgrade or a panel, surge and rewire package from your price book, add optional extras, and take the e-signature and deposit when the customer picks one.
Yes. Build checklists for lockout/tagout, panel labeling or circuit checks, mark the items that are required, and set them to attach to every matching job automatically.
Yes. Price book items can be priced per circuit, per outlet, per point or per foot, alongside flat-rate prices for common repairs and installs.
Yes. Add the extra work to the job and send it to the customer, who approves it by text. Approved changes flow straight into the invoice, and a multi-day rewire can be billed in stages.
Yes. Set a commission rate per electrician, on its own or on top of hourly or per-job pay, and it’s worked out from the invoice on every job that closes. Revenue, jobs and ratings are tracked for each one.
Not yet. Today you can take a deposit when the quote is approved and bill a panel upgrade or rewire in stages, so the homeowner isn’t paying it all at once.
Setup takes a few minutes: pick electrical, claim a number, forward your existing line, then call yourself to hear it work. Inspections, panel work, wiring and outlets come pre-loaded in the price book, and no card is needed to start.