Essential Features for Electrician Job Management
From emergency callouts to multi-day installations, manage every aspect of your electrical work
Quotes & Fixed Prices
Save a fixed price for the work you do every week - consumer unit change, EICR, extra socket - and set a job from one in two clicks. Rewires get a quote instead: a time estimate against your rate works out the labour, with markup and VAT on top.
Job Scheduling
A fault call comes in while you are halfway through a rewire. Drag the afternoon onto another day in the diary and the electrician it is assigned to picks the change up, with the address already on the job.
Timesheets
Everyone prices the install and forgets the day spent testing and certifying. Put those hours on the job with the rest, and the next rewire gets priced on what one actually takes.
Professional Invoices
Raise the invoice off the finished job with the labour and materials already totalled from what was logged against it. Put the builder's order number on it so it clears their system, send the branded PDF, and see when it has been opened.
Materials & Cost Tracking
A trade counter run is easy to forget by the time you invoice. Upload the wholesaler invoice against the job and let ProWorks read the materials off it, so the cable and accessories reach the bill with your markup on.
Certificates & Job Files
Keep the EIC, the minor works cert and the EICR on the job they came from, along with the photos of the board as you found it. Two years on, when an agent queries a property, it is all still in one place.