Plumbing
Leaks, blocked drains, taps and water heaters. Quotes include parts such as pipes and fittings.
Plumbers, electricians and AC technicians accept jobs in their trade, send quotes from site and plan the week. The ops team checks papers first.
New jobs near you with the address area, the problem and what it pays
Add the visit, parts and labour, then send a price the customer can approve
The week with jobs, travel gaps and free slots you can open or close
Paid jobs, payout day and which papers are valid
New providers by trade track and a queue to check their documents
A provider picks one track when they join. Job requests, quote lines and the papers they must upload all follow that track.
Leaks, blocked drains, taps and water heaters. Quotes include parts such as pipes and fittings.
Faults, new points, wiring checks and fittings. A valid trade licence is needed before the first job.
Servicing, gas top-ups, installs and repairs. Visit charge, parts and time sit on separate quote lines.
Pick one trade and see only the jobs for that trade.
See one total for the quote and approve it before any work starts.
See providers by trade, a queue of documents and the demand each trade covers.
Accept in one tap. Each card shows the problem, distance, time and pay. A timer shows how long it stays open.
New jobs appear as cards with the problem, distance, time and pay. A timer shows how long the job stays open. The provider taps Accept or Skip.
The provider adds price lines for the visit, parts and time, writes a note and sends the quote. The customer sees one total and approves it.
A week strip and a day view show jobs, travel time and free slots. The provider sets working days and can go offline with one switch.
The app shows this week's money, jobs done, rating and on-time rate. Each job lists what was earned, and payouts reach the bank each Friday.
The provider uploads ID, address proof, trade licence and police check. The app shows what is valid and warns before anything expires.
The ops team sees providers by track, a queue of documents to check and how much demand each track covers. They open, approve or reject each paper.
Follow one technician from a job request to the Friday payout.
A technician signs up, picks a track and uploads papers. The ops team approves them and the technician goes live.
A request comes in. The technician accepts, visits and sends a quote based on what they find.
The technician looks at the schedule, opens free slots and closes Sundays so no jobs arrive.
On Friday the week's earnings go to the bank, with a list of every job and what it paid.
It is the app used by the person who does the work, such as a plumber or electrician. It shows new job requests, lets them accept and quote, keeps their calendar and shows what they have earned.
Providers need an Android and iPhone app because they work on the move. The operations team needs a web panel to review documents, set price lines and handle disputes. Customers can book from an app or a simple web page.
Yes. We can build the provider app for Android and iOS, the customer side if you need it, and a web console for your team to check providers and follow jobs.
In Jobsprig they are plumbing, electrical work and AC repair. Each track has its own job types, price lines and licence checks, and a provider only sees jobs from their own track.
Before going live a provider uploads ID, address proof, a trade certificate and a police check. The ops team approves each one. If a licence expires, the app stops sending jobs until a new one is uploaded.
Accept a job, build a quote and see where the week’s earnings come from.