Quote the work clearly
Prepare estimates with labor and material prices. Keep optional upgrades separate from agreed work.

From the first estimate to the final invoice. Keep the work, project costs and payment records together.
The web workspace is in development. The preview uses fictional data and never takes payments.
Sample project · Alex Taylor
Scope, costs, documents and progress.
Illustrative workflow. Estimated profit is not cash received or a complete accounting statement.
Prepare estimates with labor and material prices. Keep optional upgrades separate from agreed work.
Start with an estimate, enter a small job manually, or use AI to prepare a draft you can review.
Record materials, subcontractors and other costs. Review receipt items before including them.
Organize Before/After photos and export a readable project report with expense details.
The web workspace is being built around the same JobFlow account and project records. Conflicting edits must be reviewed rather than silently overwriting another device.
Try the fictional-data preview →Tap to Pay on iPhone remains an iPhone feature and requires eligibility and setup.
Not yet. This is a development preview with fictional data. Live access will be enabled after integration and security checks.
No. Review descriptions, quantities, prices and extracted receipt items before saving or sending them. AI can make mistakes.
This website does not provide native iPhone Tap to Pay. Eligible users can use that feature in the iPhone app; configured online invoice payments use Stripe.
The document total minus recorded project expenses. It does not account for every business cost and is not the same as money received.