My customers aren't on a fixed day. Does that work?
Yes, that's how a window cleaner's round is set up from the start. Each house has a due week, and you choose the day when you're in the area.
Fixture Pro for window cleaners
Fixture Pro for window cleaners
A window cleaning round doesn't run on fixed days. Houses fall due every four, six or eight weeks, and you pick the day when you're working that end of town. Fixture Pro plans it that way: what's due this week, grouped by area, ready to drop onto a day.
Here's a made-up week on a six-weekly round, from planning on Monday to the cash tin on Friday.
Give each house a cycle, from every four weeks to every twelve, and the date it was last done. Fixture Pro works out the week it falls due and lists it under Due this week, grouped by area, so you can plan a street at a time.
Because the next date counts from the day you actually clean, a week of bad weather doesn't knock the whole round out of shape. A late house is simply due again a cycle after you got to it.
Glass is only part of it. List the extra work you do on the same ladder, using the names households search for in Fixture.
Choose window cleaner, and Fixture Pro sets you up with six-weekly due weeks and extras like gutters and conservatory roofs.
Paste the list from your book or spreadsheet, each house with its cycle and the date it was last done.
Open Week, look at Due this week by area, and add a street to the day you'll be there.
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, that's how a window cleaner's round is set up from the start. Each house has a due week, and you choose the day when you're in the area.
Yes. Paste or upload it with each address, how often you go and when it was last done, and the due weeks are worked out for you.
Clean them as usual and mark them done. Record the cash when it's left out for you, or the customer can tell you through Fixture that they've paid by bank transfer.
Tap Not this week, and a house rolls on to next week without counting as missed. If you're skipping the cycle altogether, choose Weather, and a linked customer sees why.
Sign up as a window cleaner with your name and email, then paste your round in. There's no card to enter.
Anything else you do, you can add as your own service with your own name for it.
One-off jobs, photos and repeat customers