What was sold, what changed, and what the install really took. All on one ticket.
Your customer accepts the quote and pays the deposit on the same link. The job lands on your board.
Work starts when the deposit says so. The ticket flips itself, the feed logs it, and nobody starts a wrap on a promise.
Install, dates, layouts.
Raise your rates tomorrow and yesterday’s quote doesn’t move. Customer adds the roof? A change order records it, and they approve it on the same link.
Every installer’s hours next to the quote.
Done means done: the client knows, the books know, the next ticket is already on the board.
Ten years installing, running crews, and working the floor in shop after shop. WrapKu came from watching a job get split between texts, a whiteboard, and three apps, with the changes and the hours lost somewhere in between.