Customer, site, and history in place.
Contacts, service locations, equipment, notes, and prior work sit together before anyone heads out.
- Contacts
- Locations
- Equipment
- History
Runnit is good at the path that loses money: the phone call that never made the board, the job that never became a bill. One record from first contact to paid.
A calendar slot without the job is just a time. A finished job without an invoice is unpaid work. Keep each step attached.
Contacts, service locations, equipment, notes, and prior work sit together before anyone heads out.
Place visits with technicians, helpers, or saved crews. See overlap before you double-book.
Address, contact, scope, and notes go out with the visit. Time, materials, photos, and notes come back on the same record.
Review what happened, bill the actuals, and keep the invoice and its delivery history with the job.
Assign a primary, add helpers, reuse a crew, and keep the customer attached when the afternoon moves around.

Closing the visit should be the handoff. The office gets what happened, not another round of calls to reconstruct it.

See what hasn’t been billed, build the invoice from the real job, and know whether it went out.
Mia Carter
42 NE 18th Street
The buyer is the owner. The day still has to work for the office and the people in the trucks.
Stop being the human connection between the call, the calendar, and the invoice.
Plan the day, make changes, and know what came back before billing starts.
See the job, do the work, and close it without carrying the office in your head.
Belong on the schedule without forcing every person into a full login.
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