Your job lives in seven apps. None of them talk.
A parts request lands in a WhatsApp group. The finish gets confirmed in a one-line email. Neither reaches your quote, your books or the job record. Brassturn sits in the middle: the photo in the group becomes a priced line with an orderable item number, and the confirmation becomes proof of who agreed what, and when.
Every line traceable to a real item number and a landed cost. Freight in, duty optional, never list price.
Who agreed what, on what date, through which channel, with the evidence attached.
Every job group is a contact list nobody wrote down. Names, roles and who signs, filed against the property.
Licences expiring, credentials burning down, a catalogue line still unverified. All before it costs you.
The configured item number goes straight to the vendor eStore. No re-keying, no transcription errors between what was agreed and what was ordered.
Every service call goes out to a named technician and comes back tracked: what was done, when, and against which property.