Turn an approved lead into a controlled installation job
eContractor keeps the handoff from sales to delivery clean. An approved proposal becomes the foundation for a job where customer context, scope, materials, services, documents, payments, crew work and financial control stay connected.
Everything the team needs to deliver the job lives in one place
Once installation starts, the team needs more than a job name and address. The job card brings together materials, services, extra expenses, tasks, documents, files, payments, profitability and the original sales context.
Products, stock, job warehouse transfers and write-offs based on real work.
Crew work, service items and additional services in a shared job list.
Unplanned costs that appear during delivery and affect the final margin.
Proposal, contract, invoice, act, uploaded files and the full job archive.
Invoiced amounts, partial payments, remaining balance and customer debt.
Product margin, service margin, expenses and the real financial result.
Manager, crew and reviewer actions tied directly to the job.
Comments, attachments, changes and working communication in the job history.
Approved lead data becomes the job instead of being copied again
Managers do not have to retype the customer, amount, description, dates, owners or line items. The job is created from the lead and approved commercial proposal, while the connection stays available both ways: from job to lead and from lead to job.
The approved proposal becomes the basis for reserve, receipt and material write-off
Approved line items should not stay only in a PDF. They can be used to create a job reserve, check availability across warehouses and move products into the job warehouse without duplicate entry. This reduces errors between sales, purchasing and installation.
- Reserve warehouse is tied to the specific job
- The system can draw from reserve, then crew stock and main warehouse
- Proposal line items can generate warehouse movement for the job
- Services from the proposal can flow into job work without duplication
The job card adapts to your installation vertical
For an installation company, a job is not just an address field. eContractor can adapt the job form to your business mode: solar energy, HVAC, electrical work, windows, construction or your own vertical. Job parameters can also be used in document templates.
Documents and finance stay inside the job workflow
The approved proposal can become the source for the contract, invoice and completion act. Payments stay linked to documents, while the job shows invoiced amounts, confirmations, remaining balance, debt, expenses and final profitability.
An approved lead should not end the sale; it should start a controlled installation job
eContractor connects sales, proposals, warehouse, crews, tasks, documents, payments and financial results. The team works from one job workspace instead of reconstructing context from chats, spreadsheets and separate files.