Trades and subbies

Who is on site Thursday,
and are they covered?

Coordinating trades is most of the job. It goes wrong in ordinary ways: two trades booked for the same day, a subbie whose insurance expired last month, a quote everyone remembers differently.

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Coordination

Booked, quoted
and covered.

Each trade attaches to the job stage they are doing, with what they quoted and when they are due. A clash is visible when it is created, not on the morning it happens.

Insurance and licence expiry sits against the subcontractor, so the system can tell you before it becomes your problem rather than after.

Bookings

sequence that reflects reality

Trades follow the stage they depend on, so the plasterer is not booked for a day the electrician has not finished.

Compliance

insurance and licences, dated

Expiry dates tracked against each subbie. Using an uninsured trade is a risk you carry, not them.

Payments

what is owed to whom

Subbie invoices against the job and the stage they claimed, so what the job owes is as clear as what it is owed.

The rest of the family

Same build, shaped for
a different trade.

Each one is the same idea — your quoting, your jobs, your invoicing, in one system you own — fitted to how that trade actually works. Built in Brisbane by Kindra AI.