For electrical contractors
Keep the inspection and the office connected.
An electrical inspection creates more than an appointment. Keep booking conversations, engineer findings, certificate review and the next office action connected to the same works order.
Discuss your workflow →Download the contractor brochure ↓01
Arrange access with context
Connect incoming works orders to tenant communication and the engineer’s diary. Keep agreed appointments and access details together so the office can pick up a conversation without starting again.
Explore tenant engagement →02
Capture findings at the property
The engineer workflow brings the job information, pre-work checks, photographs and completion records into the visit. Certificate assistance supports data entry; the responsible engineer remains accountable for the findings.
Explore the engineer app →03
Give review a clear place
Keep the certificate and supporting evidence connected to the job. Follow the firm’s sign-off process before releasing documents, including Qualified Supervisor review where applicable.
Explore certificates →04
Separate inspection from remedials
An inspection may be complete while further work still needs approval. Connect completed work to invoicing and proposed items to a quote using the agreed customer schedule of rates.
Read the schedule-of-rates guide →Make the walkthrough relevant to your business.
Bring an anonymised example of a typical job. These are useful questions to work through together:
- Which inspection and certificate types do you use?
- How does your supervisor review work today?
- How are remedials quoted and approved?
- Where does the office re-enter engineer findings?