Price it from your catalog.
The office adds products and services from the shared catalog to the work order, so the technician's cart is ready before the visit.
Schedule the visit, capture the work on-site with photos and a signature, invoice it, and take payment right there on the PAX terminal — every job linked to the customer and reconciled in your reports.
Stage 1 of 6 — Quote. Quoted from the same catalog the counter uses.
Customer, line items, on-site photos, signature, and a sequenced invoice number stay on one record — priced, scheduled, invoiced, paid, and reconciled through one workflow.
Keep scrollingThe office adds products and services from the shared catalog to the work order, so the technician's cart is ready before the visit.
Book jobs and appointments, then review the agenda by day or technician, with scheduling details kept in one place.
The technician records labour and parts, attaches photos, and captures the customer's sign-off.
Completed jobs can produce sequential invoice records linked to the work order, customer, and payment history.
Accept supported card payments on-site and send the customer a receipt from the same workflow.
How payments work →The work order, invoice, payment, and tax records stay connected, and field activity is included in the day's reporting.
See it land in reports →An illustrative work order from scheduling through customer sign-off.
The office prices the job from the shared product and service catalog, schedules the appointment, and assigns it to a technician's agenda. If a technician later moves the visit from the terminal, the customer is emailed the new time.
The technician records labour and parts, attaches photos, captures the customer's sign-off, and accepts payment on the terminal. The invoice can be emailed from the completed work order.
The work order, invoice, payment, and tax records remain connected in the same system. Field activity is included in the day's reporting without re-entering the completed job.
The work order connects the job, customer, invoice, and payment.
See it land in reports →From the first booking to the signed, paid job — on the terminal in the technician's hand and in the back office.
Before-and-after photos from the terminal camera are time-stamped, credited to the technician, and stored on the job — up to five per job by default.
Watch technicians' terminals on the live map (Live Map module), and see the day's stops in route order, with drive times, on the Work Orders map.
Book jobs and appointments, then review the agenda by day or technician, with scheduling details kept in one place.
Link a job to a saved customer — search by name, phone, or email when you book — and see their jobs and what you've billed on their page.
Require a photo, completion notes, or a signature per job — the terminal won't close the job without them.
Completed jobs can produce sequential invoice records linked to the work order, customer, and payment history.
Accept supported card payments on-site and send the customer a receipt from the same workflow.
Capture a customer signature at completion so every job has a clear, recorded acceptance.
Anywhere a quote turns into a scheduled visit and a signed, paid job.
The office books and prices the job in the portal, and the technician runs it from the PAX terminal: photos and a signature on-site, payment on the PAX, and a sequenced fiscal invoice issued afterwards when invoicing is switched on. Everything reconciles in your reports. Work Orders is an optional module.
Yes. Tap, chip, and contactless run right on the PAX terminal in the field — the job closes out paid, with the card receipt printed, emailed, or texted according to your terminal settings.
Yes. The live map (Live Map module) shows each technician's terminal, and the Work Orders map shows the day's stops in route order with drive times. Before-and-after photos are time-stamped and stored on the job.
Completed jobs can generate sequential invoice records linked to the work order, customer, and payment. Your accounting or tax adviser can confirm the records required for your jurisdiction.
Repair shops, HVAC and plumbing, electrical and trades, mobile detailing, appliance and equipment service, home services, installations, and on-site rentals.
Yes. A work order can link to a saved customer — search by name, phone, or email when you book — and each customer's page lists their jobs and what you've billed.
We'll walk through a sample work order on a PAX terminal — scheduling, photos, invoice, and on-site payment — using a workflow matched to your business.