Right now that is four phone calls from the cab of a truck and a Monday spent catching up. Here it is one tap, and both crews have the new times before you put the phone down.
Four things an office cannot see from a clipboard. Each one is on the first screen you open in the morning.
34 driveways you paved in 2023 are due for their first coat. At your $650 average that is money sitting in a customer list you already own. The last campaign booked nine out of twenty-eight sent.
$6,550 of it is past thirty days and two invoices are overdue. One tap texts the customer a pay link, so chasing money stops being a phone call you keep putting off.
1,850 square feet at two inches is 22.4 tons of hot mix and $2,643 of material at 53% margin. The number is on screen while you are still standing in the driveway.
Close rate up seven points, average ticket $4,114, August at $86,400 and two months ahead of last year. The reports read the jobs themselves, so nobody retypes anything.
The same five groups the sidebar uses. Every screen listed here is built and clickable in the mockup.
The mockup is a real click-through of all twenty screens, loaded with a Bittner season. The proposal is one page: what gets built, in what order, and the number.