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Keep electrical jobs moving from estimate to payment.
Plan electrical service work, build detailed quotes, and invoice completed jobs.
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Electrical
Electrical contractors that quote line-item work, schedule technicians, track notes, and need a clean record after the job is done.
Start free trialFrom a line-item quote to a paid electrical job
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Build the line-item estimate
Add clear lines, tax, and notes from your pricebook so the customer sees the same work you intend to do.
- 2
Send the approval link
Email a link the customer opens without creating an account. Completing a job does not send the estimate.
- 3
Turn accepted work into a scheduled job
After they accept, convert the estimate and pick the time. Accepting the quote does not put the electrician on the calendar.
- 4
Invoice when the work is done
Keep status and notes on the job, then send a payment link. History stays with the customer for the next call.
Example: A panel upgrade the customer can approve
The office quotes James Thompson's panel with line items and emails an approval link. After he accepts, they convert it to a scheduled job instead of retyping the work, then invoice when it is complete.
Line-item electrical estimates customers can approve
Build estimates with clear line items, taxes, and notes, then send an approval link. Accepted work can convert into a scheduled job instead of being retyped.
Track the job through to payment
Keep status, notes, and customer details on the electrical job, then send an invoice and collect payment when the work is done. The history stays with the customer for the next call.
How True Blue Service helps
Build estimates with clear line items
Track job status, notes, and customer details
Send invoices and collect payment after completion
Questions electrical contractors ask before they switch
- Does accepting the estimate schedule the electrician?
- No. You convert the accepted estimate and pick the visit time.
- Does the customer need an account to approve?
- No. The approval link opens a login-free page.
- Can I keep notes for the next service call?
- Yes. Status, notes, and customer details stay on the electrical job.
- Does finishing the job send the invoice?
- No. You send it when the bill is ready.
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