One Work Order, Three Points of View
A Technician sees a Job. A Contractor and Admin see the exact same record as a Project. The impact isn't the relabeling — it's that field crews and the office stop working off two different pictures of the same day.
The three roles
Technician
Works the Job
- Sees assigned Jobs on a day-by-day calendar
- Accepts or rejects work, logs notes and photos
- Captures customer signature and completes sign-off
Contractor
Manages the Project
- Same work order, labeled as a Project
- Adds purchase orders and invoice line items
- Reviews sign-off; no field-only controls
Admin
Oversees everything
- Full visibility across technicians and contractors
- Approves purchase orders and pricing
- Reporting across every project and job
“As a growing electrical contractor, WorqWize helped us manage 50+ daily jobs without chaos. The analytics dashboard is a game-changer for profitability.”
Lisa K — CEO, VoltField Services
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