Before the visit
- Site plan, access and pool specifications
- Approved design, selections and staged pricing
- Permit requirements and subcontractor handoffs
crewTendFrom the first site survey to the final startup, keep designs, selections, construction stages and customer approvals in one connected project.

Keep survey, excavation, steel, plumbing, shell, decking and startup work connected to one project.
Explore the workflowAttach approved drawings and selections. Raise RFIs when a field condition conflicts with the plan.
Explore the workflowPrepare milestone billing and review scope changes with linked photos, labor and materials.
Explore the workflowSee what the office prepares, what the technician records and what stays with the customer after the visit.
From the first site survey to the final startup, keep designs, selections, construction stages and customer approvals in one connected project.
Give the crew the agreed scope, useful history and evidence from the property.
Review the actual work, open items and customer report before preparing the next visit or invoice.
Choose useful measures, then inspect the records and date range behind them.
Start with the pool construction workflow. Include permit and inspection stages when required. Schedule each crew visit against the same project and finish with startup and warranty handover.
Yes. Configure company work types, checklist items, custom values and attachment rules. Keep the requested scope, work performed, internal issues and customer-facing report distinct.
Explore checklist setupAttach evidence to the job, capture the question or recommended work, then review the next action. An RFI preserves the question and decision; an estimate or change order records the proposed scope and price.
Explore the RFI workflowAdd your company, people, customers and properties. Configure one service checklist and run a complete job with sample data. Connect any payment, messaging or AI services you plan to use.
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