The note stays in the van
A number on a delivery slip, a photo on someone's phone. By invoicing day nobody can say what really happened.
pulseOS Capture
After the job you say one sentence into your phone – hours, material, what the client decided. It turns into a clean report the office can use straight away.
“Today at Müller in Emmen from eight to half eleven, bathroom refit, two bags of tile adhesive.”
A number on a delivery slip, a photo on someone's phone. By invoicing day nobody can say what really happened.
You agree it in a WhatsApp group, then 200 messages and three voice notes land on top of it.
The owner rebuilds the week from memory after dinner. Hours go missing, extra work never gets billed.
One button, one sentence – in the van, on the ladder, at the client's door.
If something is missing you get exactly one question. Otherwise you see the finished card.
The back office works from clean reports instead of chasing the crew.
Example
This is how it looks on a normal day – from the spoken sentence to an entry the office can use.
Yesterday afternoon Kellerstrasse, two of us, three and a half hours, rewired the electrics.
Which project was that on?
Kellerstrasse 12 refit.
Saved · Time report
Try it
Type what you would normally shout across the site. You'll see it turn into an entry with a time and a label. The microphone is only a preview here.
Preview only – the list is empty again after a reload.
For teams of 5 to 50 people, where the work happens on site and the owner decides.
Capture records the work that was done – not where anyone was.
Fifteen minutes, your own jobs, no slide deck. We'll show you what a week looks like for a team your size.
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