
- Business
- Example Electrical
- Trade
- Electrical
- Where
- Bayside, VIC
- Crew
- 2 vans
A booked job and a callout do not compete for the same hour on a whiteboard, because a whiteboard cannot tell you that the fit-off at the back of the run needs to happen before the plasterer arrives on Thursday.

Booked against the job, not a calendar
A visit belongs to a job. Move it and the job moves with it, including the note about roof access and the part that was ordered for it.
It lands on the crew’s phone the moment it is booked. Nobody rings anybody to confirm the address.
“The day stopped being a negotiation about what everyone thought was booked.”

