An electrical service day is a string of houses and buildings, each with its own panel, its own generator or EV charger, its own crawlspace and its own homeowner waiting by the window. ElectricalBossPro puts the day's calls in route order on the tech's phone, with one-tap navigation, the equipment and access notes on every card, past notes, a safety inspection checklist, Start / Skip / Complete, before-and-after photos, automatic on-the-way and arrived texts, and a card-on-file charge when the job is done.
Plans start at $59/month, and the tech app is part of every plan. The route, navigation, equipment details, inspection checklist, photos, customer texts and payment at completion come with the platform, not as an add-on. To see how the tech app fits with the Waiting List, dispatch, recurring inspections and generator plans, quotes and billing, start at ElectricalBossPro and then dig into the tech's side here.
Each tech sees their own calls in the order set on the dispatch board. Finish one house, read the next card, roll up the cords and go.
Every job card has a navigation button that opens directions to the address. Nobody types a street name with gloves on.
“Main Panel · 200A · Single Phase · installed 2008” with the serial and location underneath, so the tech knows the house before knocking.
Checklist items, readings, a condition and written recommendations, filled in on the phone and printable as a report for the homeowner.
On-the-way and arrived texts go out on their own. Customers pick their alerts, and replies go to the office.
Complete creates the invoice and can charge the card on file before the van leaves the driveway.
Somebody already wrote down the main panel, the subpanel in the basement, the generator on the side of the house and the EV charger in the garage. ElectricalBossPro keeps that equipment on the house and puts it on the tech's phone with the access notes and past notes, so the tech reads it once in the driveway instead of calling the office from the garage.
Electricians did not get into the trade to type on a phone. ElectricalBossPro asks for a few taps per call and gives back the address, the equipment, the way in, the last tech's notes and a quieter office phone. It runs in the browser on the iPhones and Android phones your crew already carries, with no app store download.
Set up employees with a personal PIN, assign them to vans, and add your customers with the equipment saved on each house.
Yearly safety inspections and generator maintenance land on the Waiting List map when they come due. Service calls and installs go straight on the schedule.
The dispatch board sets each van's order, by hand or by auto-routing from the shop, and the tech's phone shows the same order.
Log in with company login and PIN, tap navigation, read the card, tap Start, fill in the checklist, take the photos, tap Complete.
Most field-service apps give a job an address and a notes box. An electrical call is a main panel and its rating, a subpanel nobody can find, a generator due for its yearly visit, an EV charger in the garage and a homeowner who wants to know what you found. An app that only knows the address leaves half of every call on a paper work order.
Ask any electrical tech how the day really runs and you will hear the same story: a printed schedule that was out of date by 9am, a lockbox code buried in a group text, and a house where nobody wrote down where the panel actually is or what was found last time. Whether the generator is natural gas or propane. Whether the subpanel is in the garage or the basement. Whether anybody told the homeowner the van was coming this morning.
That information belongs on the house, not on a clipboard or in one tech's head. When it shows up on the phone, any tech can run any route and the office stops reading notes over the phone.
ElectricalBossPro keeps the call, the equipment, the house and the customer in one place, from the first estimate to the paid invoice.
Every tool here exists to get techs through a full day of service calls, inspections, generator visits and installs with fewer phone calls and fewer trips back.
Techs sign in with your company login and a personal PIN, so every call, photo and clock-in belongs to the right person.
Each tech sees their own calls in the order set on the dispatch board, and the list follows when dispatch moves a job.
One tap from the job card opens directions to the address.
Main panel, subpanels, meter base, generator, transfer switch, EV charger, surge protector and more, with brand, model, serial, year and rating.
Where each piece of equipment is and how to get to it, shown right under it on the card.
What the last tech saw at this house, there on the card before the next one walks in.
Panel, breakers, AFCI, GFCI, grounding, surge, detectors, generator and EV charger items, plus readings.
Good, Needs attention or Repair recommended, with written recommendations the office can print as a report.
Three buttons tell the office what is underway, what is done, and what was skipped and why.
Photos of the panel, the fixture or the install, saved with the job.
Sent automatically. Customers choose night before, when they are next, and when the tech arrives.
In the customer app: "You're stop 4 of 7 — the tech is 2 stops away."
Complete creates the invoice and can charge the card on file. Property managers can get one monthly statement.
Techs clock in and out on the same phone, so hours are recorded as they happen.
Crew locations show on the office map, so the office knows which van is closest to the next call.
Runs in the browser and installs to the home screen. No app store, no special devices.
Recurring work starts on the Waiting List, a live map of every yearly safety inspection, generator maintenance visit and lighting maintenance stop that has come due. Service calls, repairs and installs go straight onto a day. The office assigns calls to a van, auto-routes Closest First or Furthest First from the shop, and the phone shows the same order. As techs tap Complete, the office sees calls done, photos and checklists attached and invoices created. For a full walkthrough of the tech's day, read Electrician App: The Complete Guide for Electrical Contractors and Their Techs.
Almost every electrical call needs someone to open the door, clear the shelving in front of the panel or put the dog away. Automatic reminders the night before, on-the-way and arrived texts as the tech works the route, and a live map in the customer app all tell the homeowner when to expect the van. Replies come back to the office through two-way texting, and when the job is complete the invoice, online payment and card on file are all in the customer app.
Pick the plan that fits your shop. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no credit card.
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Their calls for the day in route order. Each card has the address with a navigation button, the equipment saved on the house (main panel, subpanels, generator, transfer switch, EV charger and the rest, with brand, model, serial, year and rating), location and access notes, and past notes from earlier visits. They tap Start, Skip or Complete, fill in the safety inspection checklist when the job calls for it, take before-and-after photos, and the customer gets automatic on-the-way and arrived texts.
No app store download. The app runs in the browser on iPhone and Android and can be installed to the home screen. Techs log in with your company login and their own personal PIN.
The office sees the call done with its photos, notes and checklist, the invoice is created, and a card on file can be charged. Yearly inspections and generator maintenance come due again on the Waiting List on their own, based on the plan's minimum days between visits.
Yes. The checklist, readings, condition and recommendations the tech fills in show on the job in the office, and the office can print an Electrical Safety Inspection report for the homeowner.
The tech taps Skip and notes why, such as nobody home, a locked garage or a panel blocked by storage. The office sees the skip with the reason and can text the customer and put the call on another day.
Start is $59/month, Pro is $89/month, and Crew is $199/month. The tech app is on every plan, and every plan starts with a 14-day free trial with no credit card.
The tech app is one piece of how ElectricalBossPro runs an electrical contracting company. For the Waiting List, dispatch, recurring inspections and generator plans, estimates, property manager accounts and billing, see the full ElectricalBossPro platform overview.
Practical reading on logging in, route order, navigation, equipment and access notes, the safety inspection checklist, Start / Skip / Complete, photos, customer texts, payment at completion, the time clock, crew GPS and getting your crew to use it.
Calls in route order, equipment on every card, a safety inspection checklist, before-and-after photos, automatic customer texts and payment at completion on every tech's phone. Try ElectricalBossPro free for 14 days.