Steddy

Electrician software that knows what each job made.

Steddy for electrical businesses running 2 to 25 vans. Fault finds paid before the van leaves, boards quoted and signed on site, and a number for what each one made.

Book a demoFifteen minutes: we walk you through one job, from the call to the money landing, then show you what it made.

Schedule17 Sep · Day

Unassigned1 job

  • JOB-1055 13:00–15:00N. ShahEpping · Car charger install
A sample day for an Australian electrical business, rebuilt from the Schedule screen in Steddy.

Three jobs at an Australian electrical business, one day in Steddy

Sam Okafor1 job on 17 Sep

JOB-105107:00–09:00D. Price · Hornsby

Fault finding, on a call-out

The safety switch keeps tripping. The office books the job with a time window and an electrician who works that area. They accept it on their phone, tap On my way with how many minutes, find the fault and fix it. Your call-out fee and the repair are lines from your catalogue. The homeowner signs for the work on the electrician's phone, the payment is recorded, and the invoice is written before they're back in the van.

INV-1051D. Price · Hornsby

Paid

Paid in full

$264.00

Job
JOB-1051
Technician
Sam Okafor
Closed from
Steddy app (on site)
Subtotal
$240.00
GST (10%)
$24.00
Total
$264.00
Sample invoice INV-1051 for an Australian business, rebuilt from the invoice view in Steddy.

Priya Naidu2 jobs on 17 Sep

JOB-104707:00–15:00L. Tran · Parramatta

The switchboard upgrade, quoted after looking at the board

The electrician photographs the old board, and the photo sits on the job record for the office. They write the quote on their phone: the board, the breakers and the install from your catalogues at your sell price, your terms on it. The homeowner signs on the spot or from the email. If the homeowner says no to the first price, a revised quote starts from the old one. The office books the install day, and the accepted quote's lines become the invoice.

EST-1047L. Tran · Parramatta

Accepted
DescriptionQtyUnit PriceAmount
Switchboard, 12-pole with safety switches1$1,350.00$1,350.00
Install and test1$330.00$330.00
Call-out fee1$100.00$100.00
Subtotal$1,780.00
GST (10%)$178.00
Total$1,958.00
Sample quote EST-1047 for an Australian business, rebuilt from a quote's line items in Steddy. Line prices ex GST.

Tom Hale2 jobs on 17 Sep

JOB-105214:00–16:00J. Brennan · Castle Hill

Smoke alarms, quoted and done in one visit

Four interconnected alarms, quoted on the electrician's phone in front of the homeowner, signed, and installed before the electrician leaves. Each alarm is added as a part, with who paid for it: your stock, or bought on the way and reimbursed. Finish writes the invoice from the quote's lines, with a photo of the finished job on the record.

JOB-1052Smoke alarms

J. Brennan · Castle Hill

Tom Hale$640
FinishedUnpaid

17 Sep · 14:00–16:00

Sample job, rebuilt from the Jobs screen in Steddy.

Which electrical work pays

A board upgrade bills out big and carries a board, a dozen breakers and a day. A fault find bills out small and carries a call-out fee and an hour. Which made you more last month? Sales are up, the bank is funding it, and nobody knows which jobs are making money.

Steddy works out profit on every job the moment it closes: revenue without the tax (GST in Australia), less the parts at cost, less tolls, less the card fee, less the electrician's commission. Then it lines the jobs up. Revenue by electrician. Revenue by metro and postcode. Revenue by lead source, so the Google ad, the website and the word of mouth each carry their own number. A profit and loss with the rent, the insurance and the software in it.

What the reports show, tab by tab.

Revenue (inc. GST):
$1,958.00
Revenue (ex. GST):
$1,780.00
- Parts Cost:
-$620.00
- Toll Cost:
-$0.00
- Card Processing Fee (1.75%):
-$34.27
Job Profit (before tech):
$1,125.73
- Tech Commission (20%):
-$225.15
Company Profit:
$900.58
Sample job JOB-1047 for an Australian business: switchboard upgrade, card payment recorded on site. Rebuilt from a job's Live Calculations in Steddy.

The office, without fifty calls a day

The day is run from the Jobs screen. Four counts at the top say what needs a person: jobs with nobody on them, jobs an electrician declined, jobs past their date, and finished jobs that haven't been paid in full. A job on hold says why: part not on the van, customer not home, waiting on the power network. Move a job to another electrician on the Schedule and they're asked to accept it.

Whoever answers the phone
Office staff on the phones are included in every plan, however many you have. They work leads, jobs, quotes and invoices.
The bookkeeper
Invoices, payments and customers go across to Xero on their own. A payment recorded in Xero comes back and marks the job paid. How the Xero sync works.
You
Profit, commission and the profit and loss are the admin's to see. Nobody else's.

Schedule17 Sep · Day

UnassignedFree

Sam Okafor

JOB-1051 07:00–09:00

D. Price

Hornsby · Fault finding

Priya Naidu

JOB-1047 07:00–15:00

L. Tran

Parramatta · Switchboard upgrade

JOB-1053 has moved from Sam Okafor to Priya Naidu. Priya Naidu is asked to accept it in Steddy Crew, and Sam Okafor no longer sees it. Priya Naidu now has 2 jobs and Sam Okafor has 1.

Sample day, rebuilt from the Schedule screen in Steddy.

Who it's for

The electrical business running 2 to 25 vans. The owner getting out of the van, the partner who has been doing the books at night, the electricians on their phones in Steddy Crew. Three plans, each a monthly price plus a price per electrician dispatched that month.

The three plans.

Watch a board upgrade run from the call to the money.

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What the electrician sees on the phone.