
Price the lounge suite piece by piece, hold enough of the day for the fabric to dry, and take the money before you wind the hose back in.
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A three-seater, two chairs and a footstool are four ticks and a total. It books at the right money without a phone call in between.
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A full suite is not an armchair. Each service holds the time it honestly takes, so you are never packing up on damp cushions.
Learn moreA sofa, two armchairs and a footstool are four ticks and one total. The job books at the money you would have quoted anyway, and it books while you are under someone else's cushions.
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Fabric work needs the coffee table moved and the dog shut away. A window rather than a whole morning means it is done before you arrive instead of while you wait in the van.
An upholstery quote is a list, not a number. Price the suite, the dining seats and the squabs separately so nothing gets argued about in the lounge.
Pieces are the driver, so the quote is built off what is actually in the lounge rather than a number guessed at in the driveway.
A wool blend and a microfibre are not the same job. What it is made of is written on the quote before you unroll a hose.
They sign on the phone and it becomes a clean in the diary with every piece they picked already attached to it.
Pet odour treatment, fabric protection, a stain block on the arms. Each one ticks on and moves the total, so when they add the footstool at the door nothing gets re-typed.
Labour weekend fills the diary and the wine still gets spilled. With no slot left, the enquiry arrives as a message with the photo on it.
They send a photo of the arm and the label. You price the wool blend off what you can see rather than driving out to look at it.
Reply from the phone between jobs. The whole thread stays on the job instead of half in messages and half in your email.
When a gap opens, the message becomes a booked job with the address, the pieces and the photo already attached.
The sofa has taken a red wine and there is dog hair through both armchairs. I have sent a photo of the arm. Any chance of Thursday?
Someone swaps their Thursday and the whole block goes with it, drying and all. Drag it across, and turn the change email on if you want them told.
Move the suite to another morning. Switch the change email on and they hear it from you, rather than by sitting at home waiting on a van.
A two-hour job moved is still a two-hour job. The next one does not slide up underneath it and land on wet cushions.
Shifting your own week around has never been the paid part of this and it is not about to become one.
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The everyday job. Three pieces ticked on your page, one price, one block long enough to do it properly and let it dry.
Priced per squab and booked into a yard slot rather than a lounge, so a run of them fills a morning at the right money.
The manager wants it done before the next viewing. It books into the first honest gap and the receipt goes out on its own.
Priced per seat rather than per room, so a set of six adds up on the page instead of being guessed at over the phone.
Books like any other piece, with its own length and its own price, and it drops into the gap the suite job left behind.
The odour treatment is a priced add-on they tick themselves, so the money is agreed well before you meet the dog.
A whole house of pieces in one visit, quoted as a list, with a block long enough that nothing is still damp at lock-up.
Quoted per chair with an evening block, and the record carries the count so next year is a two-line quote.
Priced by the seats, booked into the yard, and paid on the spot before they drive it back off the forecourt.
The photo lands on the thread tonight, the job goes into the first honest gap, and the price is agreed before you leave home.
Fabric outlives the conversation about it. Which pieces, which fabric, which treatments and what they paid are all still on the customer's card when they ring back.
Yours sits on a phone beside two others and the difference is usually one call. See what has been read and what has been signed.
Two suites on the one street is a good afternoon. One either side of the harbour is not. Pro scores the open times on the driving they add.
You still pick the time. Pro just puts the slot beside the job you already have that morning at the top of the list.
Customers see the times that suit the run first, so a Tuesday of sofas stacks itself into a loop as the bookings come in.
Slot ranking comes with Pro. Dragging your own day around stays free, on every plan, always.
Forty minutes each way for one armchair is a morning gone. Pick the ground you clean in and the page turns down the rest before it books.
Coverage follows the map, so the harbour or the hill can be the edge of it instead of a circle drawn around the depot.
The address is checked before a time is offered, so nobody waits three days to be told no.
Inside your ground the price is the price. Bookables never quietly adds anything on for a longer run.
A lounge suite is settled at the door and an office floor is invoiced. Record cash and transfer by hand for nothing, or take cards on Pro.
Mark it paid when the transfer lands. That costs nothing on any plan and it is not going to start costing something.
Send a card link from the driveway while they are still standing over the cushions looking pleased with themselves.
It goes the moment the job is marked paid, so no property manager rings you a fortnight later asking for one.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
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Yes. Each piece is its own priced item, so they tick the three-seater, the two chairs and the footstool and the total builds in front of them before they choose a time.
Give the service the length it honestly needs, drying included. The block is what the calendar holds, so the next job cannot book into the hour the cushions are still wet.
Yes. They are priced options on the service, so the customer ticks them and the total moves. Priced options come with Pro; the plan cards on this page carry the numbers.
Ask for a photo. The enquiry arrives as a thread on the job, so the picture of the arm and the care label sits with the address rather than in your camera roll.
No. Recording cash and bank transfer by hand is free on any plan and always will be. Card payments and payment links come with Pro if you want them.
Yes. Add each technician with their own hours and their own ground, and customers only ever see the times someone is genuinely free to take.
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