For electrical contractors

Run the jobs. Let the office run itself.

Quotes out same-day. Scheduling without the phone tag. Invoices that go out the day the job closes. Job-by-job profitability and a weekly P&L snapshot land in your inbox. Workahead configures Claude Cowork for electrical contractors — connected to your FSM, accounting, and field data — so the office, the books, and the dashboard move as fast as the trucks.

Where time goes

You lose money in the office
while crushing it in the field.

01

Quotes take three days.

By the time you write it up, they've called two other guys. The deal closes on whoever emailed first — not whoever was best.

02

Phone tag costs a day a week.

Confirming jobs, rescheduling, chasing permits. Every call is a context switch your crews are paying for.

03

Invoicing slips by a week.

Job closes Tuesday. Invoice goes out Friday — if you remember. AR ages. Cash flow suffers for no reason.

04

Job notes live in your head.

Next tech shows up blind. Customer asks about last year's work. You scroll through texts to piece it together.

What I install

Seven workflows, across the whole operation — from the truck to the P&L.

01

Same-day quotes

Builds estimates from site photos, your materials catalog, and comparable past jobs — priced at your markup. You review and send before the customer gets off work.

02

Scheduling desk

Books jobs, confirms appointments with customers, re-routes the day when a job runs over. Texts your crews the updated sequence. No more phone tag.

03

Same-day invoicing

Drafts invoices the day the job closes — pulled from crew notes, time logs, and materials used. Chases overdue AR politely and consistently.

04

Job notes that compound

Turns field voice notes into structured job records. Next tech arrives with full context. Customers get useful service histories instead of "let me check."

05

Permit & inspection desk

Tracks permit status across jurisdictions, drafts inspection requests, surfaces ones that are stalling. Nothing sits on the municipal clerk's desk forever.

06

Owner dashboard — crew, cash, pipeline

Weekly snapshot before the crews roll out: revenue by crew, job-by-job profitability, AR aging, upcoming permits, backlog, and utilization. The whole business — field, office, and books — on one screen by Monday 7am.

07

Governance layer

Every quote reviewable. Every invoice logged. Audit trail for your books. Claude never sends anything without your approval until you say it can.

A morning in production

What it looks like when the system runs.

06:30 · SCHEDULEDay sequenced for 3 crews. 11 jobs, 2 inspections. Customers confirmed via SMS. Crew texts sent.
08:15 · QUOTEPanel upgrade at 847 Elm — photos + notes from walkthrough. Estimate drafted at $3,840. Queued for your review.
10:40 · INVOICEJob #2401 closed. Invoice drafted from materials + hours. Awaiting approval to send.
13:20 · REROUTECrew 2 running 45 min long. Next customer notified. Crew 3 pulled off standby to cover.
15:00 · AR3 invoices past 30 days. Polite reminders drafted in your voice. Awaiting approval.
The outcome

Less paperwork. More jobs.
And less fire drilling.

Same-day

Quote turnaround

Estimates go out before the customer calls the next guy. Close rate goes up.

20%

Faster AR collection

Invoices go out same-day. Polite reminders go out on schedule. Cash hits sooner.

10+

Office hours returned

Scheduling, invoicing, and chasing add up. Claude takes them back. You focus on the trucks.

Illustrative time audit

10 hours per week,
back in your business.

Based on a 3-crew shop running ~40 jobs a week. Yours will vary — we quantify it during the readiness audit.

Workflow
Before
After
Weekly savings
Quote drafting
4 hrs
0.5 hr review
+3.5 hrs
Scheduling & re-routing
3 hrs
0.5 hr review
+2.5 hrs
Invoicing
2.5 hrs
0.5 hr review
+2.0 hrs
AR follow-up
1.5 hrs
0 hrs
+1.5 hrs
Job notes & handoffs
1 hr
0.5 hr
+0.5 hrs
Next step

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