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Quotes
Build it, send it, get it signed, without asking the customer to make an account.
- Line items, photos, descriptions
- Deposits, discounts & tax
- Approved and signed online
- Templates for repeat work
Job management for home-service businesses
Quote it. Do it. Get paid. Built for landscapers.plumbers.HVAC crews.cleaners.electricians.roofers.
Quotes, schedules, crews, invoices and payments—carried forward on one record, from the desk to the truck.
- ◆ Quote, schedule, invoice, get paid
- ◆ Works with no signal
- ◆ Customers approve and pay online
- ◆ Nothing typed twice
◆ What it does
The whole job, start to finish.
One record instead of four systems that mostly agree.
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Scheduling & jobs
Who is doing what, when, and what they need to know before they pull up.
- Calendar, crews & routes
- Recurring visits
- Arrival windows
- Work orders & checklists
03
Invoices & payments
Bill what happened, collect what is owed, and always know which is which.
- One step from the job
- Card payments via Stripe
- Receipts & reminders
- A/R that reconciles
◆ How it works
Four steps, and nothing retyped.
Entered once at the quote, carried forward to the receipt.
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01
Quote
Price the work and send it. The customer opens a link, reads it, and approves it.
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Schedule
An approved quote becomes a job on the calendar, with the crew and window set.
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Do the work
The crew works from the phone, checklist, photos, notes, time, signal or not.
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Get paid
Invoice from the finished job, take the payment, and the books already agree.
◆ The truck
Works in the driveway. Signal or not.
Today's route, the work order, photos, notes and time, on the crew's phone. It keeps working with no reception and sends the work up when the signal comes back.
- The day's route, stop by stop
- The work order, the checklist and the photos
- Time on site, clocked from the phone
- Nothing lost when the bars drop
- A payment recorded on the spot, and the invoice marked paid
◆ Where it runs
The desk, the truck, the customer.
Same job, same numbers, wherever it's opened.
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The desk
The operator app
Quotes, the calendar, jobs, invoices, clients, expenses and payroll. Where the day gets planned and the month gets closed.
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The truck
The field app
Today's route, the work order, photos, notes and time. It keeps working with no signal, and the crew never waits on a bar of reception.
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The customer
Their own page
A private link. No account, no password. The quote to approve, the invoice to pay, the receipt to keep, and a record of what was done.
◆ Pilot
narra is in private pilot.
A few businesses while the product settles. No public sign-up yet.
Invite only
Pilot account
Set up with you, by hand
By invite
no card, no contract
- Your services, prices and crew configured before you run a job on it
- Your data stays yours, export it whenever, in a format you can read
- You talk to the people building it, not a support queue
- Stop whenever it stops being useful
◆ The practical questions
Before you put a real job on it.
Straight answers for an early product.
Does the crew need cell service?
No. The field app keeps the work order, notes, photos and time available without signal, then syncs when a connection returns.
Do customers need an account?
No. They receive a private link for the quote, approval, invoice, payment and receipt—without creating another password.
Who owns the data?
You do. Pilot businesses can export their data whenever they want, in a format a person can read.
What does the pilot cost?
There is no public plan or checkout yet. Tell us about the business and the current workflow; we will explain the pilot terms before you commit to anything.
Put the job
on the record.
Tell us what you run, trade, crew size, how you quote today. And we will tell you honestly whether narra is ready for it yet.
No mailing list. This opens a ready-to-send email—or contact team@narraweb.com directly.