Crewty for Electrical
Electrical work scheduled, tracked, and billed without the paperwork.
Panel upgrades, service calls, and new builds on one calendar. Electricians see their day, notes stay with the job, and invoices go out when the power's on.
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Booked, scheduled, and paid, without a phone call.
A property manager books the maintenance visit online. It's on the schedule before the office opens.
Quarterly means four visits on the calendar, staffed, before the first one happens.
KatiePending$104 sentMarked done, invoice sent, card charged. Your electrician's pay is worked out in the same place.
How a day in electrical runs on Crewty.
- 1
The job gets booked
From the phone or the booking form, with the property notes and past work attached.
Job booked with history attached - 2
The electrician gets the details
Assigned with availability known. Notes, photos, and the client's file on their phone.
Notes and photos on the phone - 3
Billed when it's live
Mark it done, invoice sends, card on file charged. Multi-day jobs bill in stages.
Invoice sent, card charged
- Job details spread across three group chats
- Nobody knows who's free Thursday
- Invoices typed up on Sunday night
- One schedule, every detail attached
- Availability visible before you assign
- Invoices out the moment the job's marked done
What electrical crews lean on most.
Questions electrical owners ask.
Can I bill a big job in stages?
Yes. Take a deposit at booking, invoice progress along the way, and collect the balance when it's done.
Can my apprentice see pricing?
No. Crew members see only their own day: where to go, when, and what the job involves.
Does it handle recurring commercial work?
Yes. Recurring jobs rebook themselves on whatever schedule you set.