See what you’re owed after CIS
Use CIS invoice breakdowns to show labour, materials, deductions and the amount payable. Keep the job paperwork handy when you check a contractor’s payment.
Explore the app’s trade tools →Trade PA for carpenters
First fix, second fix or a few doors on a day rate—keep the labour, materials and deductions clear when you are working as a subbie.
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The paperwork that goes with your work
Use CIS invoice breakdowns to show labour, materials, deductions and the amount payable. Keep the job paperwork handy when you check a contractor’s payment.
Explore the app’s trade tools →Record extra doors, changed ironmongery and return visits before invoicing. Use the day-rate calculator to check what your working day really needs to earn.
Explore the app’s trade tools →A working example
This is an illustrative workflow using the existing shared tools in Trade PA. You supply the findings and prices; Eve helps with the admin.
The customer has selected doors, but existing linings, ironmongery and trimming affect what you need to allow for. Save the customer, property and reported work in the job record.
Record what you have checked before you commit to the work:
Separate fitting labour from supplied doors and hardware. Note decorating and lining repairs that are outside the agreed price. Review the draft, send it when ready and add the agreed visit to your diary.
Keep a record of the hardware and finished scope. Quote separately for any extra doors added during the job.
YOUR TURN. GIVE EVE A JOB.
Start with a customer enquiry. See Eve’s reply, edit it and try approving it.
No sign-up. No microphone. Nothing is sent to a real customer.
Guided example using fictional customers. Nothing is sent, booked, purchased or saved to a real account. These are the app’s real screens, using a separate example workspace.
Start with the core app. Call answering must be purchased and set up separately.
More work in your day
Keep the details that change the scope, the visit and the final bill.
Keep each opening’s measurements and door specification in the notes. Include the agreed trimming and hardware in your quote.
Quote the rooms, skirting and architraves you have measured. State who supplies materials and handles the final decoration.
Record sticking doors or damaged trim as specific tasks, then invoice the work completed rather than a vague repair allowance.
Not as part of this workflow. You verify dimensions and quantities and supply the materials list. Eve can organise those details into the job and quote.
No. It is the same Trade PA app, with examples showing how the shared tools fit this trade. Use your own scope, prices and job details to make it fit the way you work.
Create a test customer and a draft for “hang replacement internal doors”. Add your own scope and prices, check the wording, then explore the appointment and invoice tools. You can review the draft without sending it.
Work across more than one trade?
Start with one job
Try the workflow with your business and check the result for yourself.
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