Software that respects what's behind the panel
Electrical work is documentation-heavy by nature — code, inspections, liability. FieldLane is the rare platform where the record-keeping is the point.
Built for how electrical work actually goes
The panel upgrade, quoted right
100A-to-200A with options — standard panel vs. extra capacity, surge protection as an add-on the customer toggles themselves. They sign on their phone; their exact selection is on the record. On an in-home sale that size, the right-to-cancel notice goes out automatically.
The aluminum wiring you found
Mid-job discoveries are the trade. Write the code violation against theproperty — it stays with the house across owners — and add the remediation work as a change order with its own customer approval. No "while you were there" disputes later.
The job that grew
Two more circuits, a bathroom fan, and suddenly the ticket doubled. Every added line traces to an approval the customer actually gave — which is exactly what you want in hand if the bill gets questioned.
Electrical-first details
Records built for a licensed trade
Inspection reports, incident records with the date it happened, safety notes on the property, and proof-of-service forms — the documentation posture electrical work already demands, minus the paper.
Approvals with authority limits
The tenant can approve the outlet repair; the panel upgrade waits for the owner. Spending authority per contact, enforced automatically on every approval path.
Trade-configured out of the box
Electrical job types, your pricebook, your terminology — seeded at signup, editable in settings, no consultant required.
Texting that stays inside the lines
Reminders, invoices, and review requests with per-contact consent and automatic opt-out handling — the same care with communication law you take with the NEC.
Electrical is next in line
Plumbing launches first; electrical contractors on the waitlist are the second wave. Get in early.
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