Build estimates, assign technicians and prepare invoices from the job record, with work photos, signatures and materials kept in view.
By the time the estimate is written up in the evening, someone else has already been and started.
Phoning your own technicians to find out whether they have arrived is not a dispatch system.
Job sheets in the van, photos on a phone, invoices raised days later, and paid weeks later.
Build and send a quote from site, then track its decision and the next follow-up.
The job board, technician assignments, work photos and customer signatures in one view.
Prepare the invoice from the work record and check its payment link before sending.
Keep parts used and their cost with the job, then check the remaining van stock.
of productive time is lost to poor dispatching. Eight minutes a job back is roughly five more jobs a month.
No. Mako runs in any phone browser, so there is nothing to install on the van phones and nothing to keep updated.
Review the finished job, charges and attachments, then prepare the invoice with a payment link. We can show which photos and signatures your setup can include.
The office reviews availability, job duration and travel time before assigning a callout. An available technician is not necessarily the nearest; the preview does not establish a current vehicle location.
The office can open the guided demo with a valid work email. No card or sales call is required.
A customer CSV does not establish job history. Quotes, jobs and invoices need their own scope.
A parts entry needs the job reference, quantity and cost. Check whether that link carries into the invoice or stays on the work record.
An approved quote records the customer's agreement to the proposed work. The technician still needs to record completion and the office needs to check charges. We'll demonstrate which steps can carry forward into an invoice, including the photo, signature and payment-link options available.
Mako covers the whole job: quote, dispatch, proof of work, invoice, paid.