Services clients understand
What replacing a fuse box involves, without jargon.
Concept design: an example of what Magnifize can build for an electrician. Not a real business, not a real client.
Portfolio · Trades & building
Services and service area, enquiries with photos, and work orders that become a draft invoice in your accounts straight away.
The job is done, but the work order is in the van. The invoice only goes out at the end of the month, and by then nobody remembers exactly how many metres of cable went in.
A site with services, service area and an enquiry form. You fill in work orders on your phone, and they go straight to your accounting software as a draft invoice.
Process automation
The problem
Work orders left in the van, and invoices only at the end of the month.
What happens automatically
A digital work order becomes a draft invoice in your accounting software straight away.
Invoices and paymentsThe problem
Unpaid invoices that nobody chases.
What happens automatically
A payment reminder when an invoice is still open after the payment term.
Invoices and paymentsThe problem
Customers who forgot the engineer is coming tomorrow.
What happens automatically
A message a day ahead with the engineer's time slot.
Reminders and recallsServices
Services such as fuse boxes, charging points and faults, your service area and an enquiry form with photos.
Invoices and paymentsA digital work order becomes a draft invoice in your accounting software straight away.
Turns an enquiry, for a charging point for example, into a draft quote. You approve.
Answers questions about the service area and availability. If there is a burning smell or sparks: call 112 at once.
Features
What replacing a fuse box involves, without jargon.
Hours and materials filled in on the spot.
The work order becomes a draft invoice. You check it and send it.
The photos in the concept site are stock photos from Pexels, free to use under the Pexels licence. They show no real clients or staff.
Fifteen minutes, no deck, no obligation. We tell you honestly what we would build first.