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Features · Scheduling & the day

The day, already sorted.

Six schedule views — including the day on a map — the Assistant’s one list of everything that needs you, and a Today card each morning with what matters first.

The schedule

See the day the way you think about it.

Jobs, clients, schedule and tasks in one place, with six ways to look at the same day — including a map view that shows where every crew actually is going.

  • Six schedule views, including a map of the day
  • The Assistant — everything that needs you, in one list
  • The Today card each morning: the day in a few lines
A week of the schedule in Daybook: “Patio wall cap repair — 9 Juniper Bay” and “Chimney crown — 230 Ranchview Drive”.

When plans change

Rain moves in. The day moves with it.

Push the day back and the jobs move together, outdoor ones ticked for you. Then a text for each client is already written — edit any of them, send them one by one or all at once, and nothing goes until you tap Send. The crew sees the new day on their phones.

  • Rain day: every outdoor job on the day pushed back in one step
  • A text drafted for each client, sent when you say
  • The crew sees the new day on their phones

Texting comes with the top plan of every rate card (Company, for a trade), from a verified toll-free number of your own.

Rain day in Daybook, after the push: “Notify customers — 4 jobs moved — want to text the clients?” The drafts for Lena Cho and Marcus Dubois say rain is in the forecast for Sunday, Oct 4 and their job has moved to Monday, Oct 5, each with a Send button; Done without notifying and Send all (4) at the foot. Nothing sends until you tap Send.

From the phone

Anything, two taps from anywhere.

The whole office runs from the phone, and the create button follows you. New quote, invoice, visit, request, client or expense — two taps from any screen, with the day’s weather, schedule and money on the dashboard behind it.

  • Quote, invoice, visit, request, client, expense — one tap up
  • Quick capture and a ballpark price, from the same button
  • The dashboard: weather, schedule and money at a glance
The create button open in the office app: “Quick capture”, “Ballpark”, “New request”, “New client”, “Book visit”, “Quote”, “Invoice” and “Expense”.

The client knows when

An arrival window, and a text when you are on the way.

For service calls and route work, a booking can tell the client a window instead of an exact time, and the reminders say the same. When someone taps On my way, the client’s message names who is coming and links to a page that shows whether they are on the way, running behind, arrived or done. There is no map: nobody is tracked.

  • Arrival windows on the booking, the reminders and the client portal
  • On my way names who is coming, with a link to follow
  • Recurring jobs, weekly to yearly, that keep their visits on the schedule

Texting comes with the top plan of every rate card (Company, for a trade), from a verified toll-free number of your own.

The page a client opens from the On my way text: “Felix is on the way”, set off at 7:55 a.m., expected around 8:20 a.m.

See it on one of your real jobs.

Run your own workflow through Daybook — bring a quote, a messy email thread, or a week of scheduling.

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