You can use Mr. Task to handle everyday contracting jobs from initial inquiry to final payment. It lets you create estimates, assign field technicians using a drag-and-drop dispatch board, and track tech locations with live GPS. Field workers can view schedules, review job notes, take on-site photos, collect signatures, and accept card or ACH payments directly from their mobile phones. It also syncs financial records with QuickBooks, automates customer reminders, and provides analytics to monitor revenue and team productivity.
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