A new job lands while he loads the van
Mrs Hughes texts about a new shower. It lands in his enquiries with the job, where it is and how to reach them, and a quick "got it" goes back by itself. He doesn't touch his phone.
Quotes from a text. Invoices in a tap. Chasing done for you, the diary kept, and every customer kept in the loop. Anything with a price on it waits for your yes.
Fifteen minutes, and you see it run a real job.
Send the quote to Mrs Hughes for £756.00. New shower and two basin taps.
Send chase 2 of 3 to Alice Henderson for the £342.00 invoice.
Send invoice 135 to Mr Patel for £206.40. Garden tap replaced.
Dean's list at 7am. Everything waiting on him, one tap each.
Follow one new shower from the first text to paid and in the books. Dean is on the tools the whole way through. Anything with a price on it waits for his yes.
Mrs Hughes texts about a new shower. It lands in his enquiries with the job, where it is and how to reach them, and a quick "got it" goes back by itself. He doesn't touch his phone.
On his lunch break he texts the job in his own words. It's priced from his own rate card, line by line, with nothing guessed. One tap sends it with his business name on it.
Mrs Hughes opens the link, reads the quote with DW Plumbing at the top and accepts it there. Dean hears the moment it lands.
Mrs Hughes accepts on the link and Dean hears at once. He picks the start day and it's in the diary.
He marks the work finished, then raises the invoice from the quote in a tap: numbered, with the tax right and his bank details and a reference on it. One more tap sends it.
The day after it falls due, a polite first reminder is ready. He taps yes and it goes in his business's name. It stops the moment they pay or reply. No awkward phone call.
Send chase 1 of 3 to Mrs Hughes for the £756.00 invoice. It fell due yesterday. Gentle nudge.
The money's in. He texts four words. The invoice is marked paid and the chasing stops. If he's switched receipts on, she's asked if she'd like one.
One more tap posts the invoice to his accounts. It's posted once and never twice, so his accountant sees the same numbers he does.
Post invoice 134 to QuickBooks: Mrs Sarah Hughes, £756.00, paid 12 November.
An example job, shown with the words the product really sends.
The thing everyone asks is whether it will say something daft to a customer in their name. Here is the honest answer: the things that matter wait for you.
Three things don't wait. Each one is a switch, if you'd rather it said nothing at all.
Send the quote to Mrs Hughes for £756.00. New shower and two basin taps.
Or text it: "make it £720 and say we can start Monday".
Same day, twice. Drag the clock.
Two hours of quotes. You still have not invoiced the Hendersons.
Two quotes waiting for a yes. You read them and tap. Four minutes.
The calls you can't get to divert to Adminmate's answering number. The assistant answers in your business's name, takes the job, books it into hours you've opened and texts them to confirm. It all lands in the app.
Call answering comes with Solo and Team.
Please, yes.
AssistantYou're all booked in. I'll send you a text now to confirm.
Enquiry to booked job in 90 seconds, while Dean was under a sink two streets away. An example call, written out. Not a recording.
Your jobs, your prices, the questions worth asking. Pick yours.
Two plans, printed in full. No tier you have to call to find out the price.
You, your van and your phone.
Up to ten of you, ten diaries.
Pay for the year at ten months' price. Cancel any time and the unused time is refunded.
Adminmate is built and run in the UK by Mitigate It Limited. It was built because the admin that piles up around a trade business is nobody's idea of a trade, and because the jobs lost to a phone nobody could answer are real money. If you want to know how something works, or whether it will work for you, book a demo and ask it straight.
We're new, and we'd rather you knew that than found out. Adminmate is a trading name of Mitigate It Limited, a UK company. Book a demo from this page and a real person shows you it working. And if you leave, your data leaves with you.
Read the call above and judge it yourself. It speaks plainly, it asks the questions you would ask, and it never pretends to be you.
Any price, quote, invoice or chase waits for your yes. Three things don't: a quick "got it" when someone gets in touch, a plain answer to a plain question, and a booking into time you've already opened. It drafts, you approve, then it sends.
Setting up is a fifteen-minute call. We do the typing. After that it's one list of things to say yes or no to.
Stored in London, encrypted, never sold, and yours to export or delete whenever you want.
Monthly rolling. Cancel in one tap and take your data with you. No notice period, no phone call to talk you out of it.
It's built around UK trades and set up around yours: your rates, your jobs, the questions worth asking. If we can't do your trade properly we will say so on the call.
A real person shows you it working on a real job, then sets it up around your trade. No pressure, no card details.
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