Software for electrical contractors
Electrical work splits into two businesses that behave nothing alike. Service is short, unpredictable and dispatched by the hour; new construction is long, scheduled months out and billed in progress draws. Most shops run both, and most software is built for only one of them. WorksiteBase handles the service board and the construction schedule in the same system, so the truck rolling to a dead outlet and the twelve-unit build are not tracked in two different places.
- Service calls and construction jobs tracked in separate systems
- Permit and inspection dates living in one person’s head
- Material on the truck invisible until a crew is short
- Extra work done on a handshake and never billed
- Panel and circuit history lost between visits
Service and construction on one board
Dispatch the day’s service calls while the construction schedule runs alongside. One customer list, one invoice ledger, one place to look.
Calls
Techs
Inspections you do not miss
Permit numbers and inspection dates attach to the job and warn you in advance. A failed rough-in because nobody scheduled the inspector is an expensive kind of avoidable.
What is on the truck
Wire, breakers, devices and EV chargers tracked per van and per shop, with reorder points that flag before a crew stands idle.
| Item | On hand | Reorder | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12/2 NM-B wire, 250 ft | 3 rolls | 5 rolls | |
| EV charger, 48Aneeded for Miller job · arriving Thu | 0 units | 1 unit | |
| Breaker, 20A single-pole | 42 units | 20 units | |
| Wire duct 2"×2" | 12 sticks | 20 sticks |
Common questions
- Can I track equipment I installed?
- Yes. Panels, chargers and fixtures stay attached to the property with model, serial and install date.
- Does it handle service agreements?
- Yes. Recurring inspections generate their own visits on the right cycle.
- Can technicians work without signal?
- Yes — basements and mechanical rooms included. Entries sync when the phone reconnects.