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Invoice Template
Fill in the job, watch the invoice build itself, and download a clean PDF you can send today. No sign-up, no email wall.
Open template → SalesEstimate Template
Price the job line by line, show the client what they are paying for, and send a PDF that reads like a professional quote — not a text message.
Open template → SalesProposal Template
Lead with the scope, price it in phases, and give the client one thing to say yes to. A proposal sells the plan; an estimate only prices it.
Open template → OperationsService Agreement Template
Put the recurring work in writing before the first visit: what you do, how often, what it costs, and how either side ends it. A proposal wins the job; an agreement keeps it from turning into an argument.
Open template → OperationsWork Order Template
Write down who goes, where, when, and what the job is, then get it signed off on site. A work order authorizes and dispatches the work — the estimate priced it, and the invoice bills for it.
Open template → OperationsInspection Checklist Template
Walk the property once, mark every item Pass, Fail, or N/A, and leave the client a report they can act on. A checklist records what you found; an estimate prices the fix.
Open template → OperationsPrice Book Template
Decide your prices once, at the desk, with a calculator. Then quote from the book instead of guessing at the kerb — the same job gets the same number whoever answers the phone.
Open template → BillingReceipt Template
Give the client proof of payment before you leave. Fill it in, download the PDF, hand it over — no sign-up, no email wall.
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The library is being built in the order service businesses actually need the paperwork: proposal, work order, service agreement, inspection checklist and report, price book, and receipt. Each one gets the same treatment — a working document, not a locked PDF behind an email form.
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