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Contractors & installers

The whole job, on one record.

You are running site work, the office, the client and the invoice at the same time. This was built inside a working fire door company for exactly that, so the job does not break between the van and the ledger.

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01What hurts

Three things that cost you every week.

If none of these is familiar, this probably is not for you — and that is a useful thing to find out on the website rather than three weeks in.

Pain 01

The evening rebuild

Findings on paper, photos in a camera roll, the quote written from memory two days later. The job is rebuilt from fragments every single time.

  • Capture on the door, price from the findings, issue from the record. Nothing is transcribed.
Pain 02

The quote that went quiet

It was sent, nobody answered, and by the time anyone notices the client has used somebody else.

  • Quotes chase themselves on your schedule until they are answered, then stop.
Pain 03

Month end

Invoices raised by hand, marked off by hand, reconciled against a bank statement by hand.

  • Invoice from the completed job, take card payment, and let paid status sync into your accounts package.
02How it runs

The shape of the work.

  1. 07:30

    Load the day

    The schedule shows what is booked, who is on it, and which properties. RAMS are already attached to the jobs.

  2. 09:00

    On site, no signal

    Twenty-four doors captured offline against the register — components, measurements, photographs, three failure reasons where needed.

  3. 14:00

    Back in range

    Everything syncs. The report generates from the record and goes to the client’s portal.

  4. 16:30

    Price and send

    Each failure is already a priced line. It costs itself at your rates into a quote the client can approve, and the approved quote is what opens the remedial work.

  5. Later

    It settles itself

    Approved quote becomes a scheduled job, then an invoice with a pay-now link, then a paid status in your ledger.

03What it does for you

For a team like yours, Fire Door App can:

  • Capture a building offline and generate the report from the same record
  • Turn the failures into a priced quote at your own rates, without retyping a line
  • Send that quote to the client’s portal and let it chase itself until answered
  • Book the approved work onto a schedule, with RAMS already attached to the job
  • Invoice from the completed job, with a pay-now link the client can use
  • Record part payments, and payments taken by card machine or bank transfer
  • Push the paid status into Xero, Sage, FreshBooks or QuickBooks
  • Run fire stopping in a second workspace on the same subscription
  • Give subcontracted inspectors their own logins, scoped to what they are assigned
  • Keep the whole trail — door, finding, quoted line, job, invoice — attached to one record
04 See it in action

See it run for a contractor.

The same loop this page describes — capture on site, price from the findings, book the work, invoice it — walked through end to end.

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What you will see

Inspect, report, quote and produce RAMS from one app — site capture flows straight into client-ready PDFs, no retyping back at the office.

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One of several short walkthroughs — each a real workflow, start to finish. See all walkthroughs →

05What changes

What is different afterwards.

Less admin after site

The office stops rebuilding jobs from notes and WhatsApp messages.

Evidence that holds

Timestamped per-door history, remedials linked to findings, exports whenever asked.

Money that arrives

Chased quotes, part payments recorded, paid status reconciled without re-keying.

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06 Quick questions

What teams like yours ask first.

Q01

We do fire stopping as well. Is that a second subscription?

No — both workspaces are on one subscription and share clients, properties and your team. See the fire stopping workspace →
Q02

Our inspectors are subcontractors. Do they cost a seat?

An inspector you invite into your workspace is a user, so yes. A client you report to is not — portal access is never billed as a seat.
Q03

Can we keep our own rates?

Yes. Default rates, a fire-door rate card and quote-item mapping are yours, and can be imported from CSV. See the CSV workflow →
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Run one real job. End to end.

Capture a building, raise the quote it turns into, book the work and invoice it. That loop is the whole product, and a week is enough to run it once.

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