Most of my work is one-off. Is Fixture Pro still for me?
Yes. One-off jobs are just visits without a repeat. They sit in your diary, carry their own price, and count in Money like anything else.
Fixture Pro for electricians
Most of an electrician's week is one-off work: a fault here, an EICR there, a rewire that takes most of a fortnight. Fixture Pro keeps those jobs in one diary, keeps the photos with the visit, and gives the customers you'd like to hear from again a simple way to come back.
A week of electrical work, made up to show where each job sits in Fixture Pro.
Add a job to any day as a one-off, with its address, the work and the price you've agreed. It sits beside everything else you've got on, so you can see at a glance whether Thursday can take another call-out.
The customers you'd like back can link to you. Next time something trips, they ask you through their own app instead of searching for someone new, and the request is waiting in your diary rather than lost in a missed call.
Electrical work, like gas, needs a current Registered badge before we can list you in the directory. Add your scheme registration and a person at Fixture checks it on that scheme's public register; when its date passes, the badge lapses until it's renewed.
Having the badge means we looked at your registration, nothing more. Your own customers can use Fixture Pro with you while you wait.
Choose the electrical work you take on. Each one stays off the directory until your Registered badge is current.
Anything else you do, you can add as your own service with your own name for it.
Pick electrician from the trade list, the areas you work in, and the services you do.
Put each one in as a one-off on its day, with the customer's details, so the week is in one place.
Choose them from your list and invite them all at once. The ones who link can ask you straight back.
Fixture's directory for households isn't open yet. You can set up your listing and service menu now, and it's checked before it can appear to anyone new.
Yes. One-off jobs are just visits without a repeat. They sit in your diary, carry their own price, and count in Money like anything else.
Yes. Take before and after photos on the visit, and they stay with it, so you can find the consumer unit you looked at last spring.
Add your electrical scheme registration in Fixture Pro. A person checks it on the scheme's public register, and once it's confirmed you get the Registered badge.
Only once your listing has been checked and your Registered badge is current, and only where households can search Fixture's directory. Your own customers can link to you today through your join link or QR card.
Sign up as an electrician with your name and email, and add this week's jobs. There's no card to enter.
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