Found something extra?
One tap and it's agreed
Every trade knows the moment: the rotten post, the hidden leak. Say what you found, snap a photo, and your customer gets a friendly link — their call, one tap, no awkward conversation. Approved work joins the invoice by itself.
Get early access"While I was clearing the beds I found this post has rotted through at the base. I can replace it while I'm here if you'd like — your call."
A photo and a sentence, spoken or typed, right where you're standing.
No jargon, no pressure — what you found, what it costs, totally their call.
Or no — and either way you both have the answer in writing.
Approved extras flow straight to the final bill. The photo and the yes are kept with the job.
“We need to talk about the fence”
A phone call the customer dreads, a price agreed in passing, and a dispute at invoice time about who said what.
“Found something at yours — your call”
A photo, a plain price, a tap. The trickiest moment in the trade becomes the moment they trust you more.
Saying yes agrees the work — the money only moves with the final invoice, where the extra appears on its own line next to the deposit credit. The evidence trail is kept and can't be edited after the fact.
The ugliest moment in the trade, made collaborative
Disputed extras are how good jobs go bad. A photo, a price and a tap keep everyone on the same side.
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