An electrical shop with a few vans is really two businesses: the work in the field and the work in the office. ElectricalBossPro keeps both in one place — the schedule and dispatch board, every customer and every address, the panels and generators saved on each house, yearly inspection and generator plans that come due on their own, customer texts, estimates, invoices and the reports an owner actually reads.

Plans start at $59/month and cover the whole business, not just the schedule. Dispatch, the tech app, equipment history, recurring plans, texting, estimates and billing come with the platform. For the full product tour start at ElectricalBossPro, then read here about the owner's side: growing from one truck, staffing the office, pricing, repeat work and the weekly routine.
Jobs by day and by van, auto-routed from the shop. One van on service calls, one on installs, inspections and generators.
Main panel, subpanels, generator, transfer switch and EV charger saved on the address with model, serial, rating and year.
Yearly safety inspections and generator maintenance land on the Waiting List when they are due, without anyone keeping a list.
Two-way texting plus automatic reminders, on-the-way and arrived alerts that customers choose for themselves.
Customers rate the visit, refer a neighbor, request service and sign up for plans in the customer app.
Invoice on completion, card on file, auto-charge, online payment and past-due follow-up.
When the business is one truck, the owner's memory is the system. At three vans, it isn't. ElectricalBossPro records each job as the tech works it — started, skipped with a reason, or completed with photos, notes, an inspection checklist and an invoice — so the owner can read the day at night instead of rebuilding it from phone calls.
Most electrical owners did not start a business to learn software. ElectricalBossPro asks for your customers, your services and your vans, then runs the day from there. It works in the browser on office computers and on the iPhones and Android phones your techs already carry.
CSV import of clients and addresses. Imported addresses are placed on the map automatically, ready for routing.
Your own service list and prices, plus yearly safety inspection and generator maintenance plans by minimum days between visits.
Employees with personal PINs and van assignments, office users with their own roles.
Book on the dispatch board, auto-route from the shop, and let the techs work from the phone while the office watches it happen.
Growing electrical shops rarely run out of work. They run out of owner. Every question about a customer, a quote, a panel or an unpaid invoice ends up on one phone.
Ask an electrical contractor with three vans where their day goes and the answer is rarely “on the tools.” It goes to answering the same questions: which van is closest, what panel is at that house, did the generator customer pay, when was the last inspection, who quoted the EV charger and did anyone follow up.
Those answers belong in the business, not in the owner's head or a stack of carbon copies. When they live on the customer and the address, the office can answer them and any tech can run any call.
ElectricalBossPro keeps the customer, the house, the equipment, the schedule and the money in one place, from the first phone call to the paid invoice and the next yearly visit.
Each piece is there to take a job off the owner's plate and put it somewhere the office and the techs can reach it.
Jobs by day, filtered by van, auto-routed Closest First or Furthest First from the shop, with saved views and printed route sheets.
Every visit that came due, on a map and a list, colored not due yet, due now or overdue.
Panels, meter base, generator, transfer switch, EV charger, surge protector, solar inverter and more, with model, serial and rating.
Checklist, readings, condition and recommendations on the tech app, printed as an Electrical Safety Inspection report.
Yearly inspections and generator maintenance, commercial relamping every 14 or 30 days.
Built from your service list, approved online, turned into a scheduled job, with follow-up emails.
Website request and sign-up forms land in Form Responses. One click turns a sign-up into a client.
Route order, navigation, equipment and access notes, photos, Start / Skip / Complete and a time clock.
Text customers from the office, with automatic reminders and alerts. A monthly text allowance on every plan.
Live route map, service requests, plan sign-ups, invoices, payment, ratings and referrals.
Invoices with sales tax, card on file, auto-charge on completion or on a schedule, past-due follow-up.
Property managers, gyms and retail chains get one monthly statement covering every address.
Office users with their own roles, employees with PINs and van assignments.
Clients, jobs and invoices, sorted the way an owner needs to see them.
Works in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK, billing customers in their own currency.
Start $59, Pro $89 and Crew $199 per month, with a 14-day free trial.
The jump from one truck to two is where most electrical shops feel the strain. The owner can no longer be on every call, so the information has to travel without them: the panel at the house, the gate code, the quote, the price, the plan the customer signed up for. ElectricalBossPro splits the work across vans on the dispatch board, keeps yearly plans coming due on the Waiting List, and lets an office hire take over the phones without learning the business from scratch. For the long version, read Electrical Business Software: The Complete Guide to Running an Electrical Shop From One Truck to a Few Vans.
An electrical company grows on repeat work and word of mouth. The customer app gives every customer a place to see the crew coming on a live map, request service, sign up for a yearly generator maintenance or safety inspection plan, update their card, pay invoices, rate the visit and refer a friend. Automatic reminders and two-way texting keep the conversation going between visits, and the customer chooses which alerts they want.
Pick the plan that fits the number of vans you run today. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no credit card.
Compare plans on the pricing page.
No. It is built for owners running one truck up to a few service vans. A one-truck owner-operator can run estimates, the schedule, the tech app and billing from one phone, and the same setup grows when you add vans and an office hire.
Yes. Office users have their own logins and roles, and techs sign in to the tech app with your company login and a personal PIN. When someone leaves, you turn off their access.
CSV import. Clients and addresses come in from a spreadsheet, and imported addresses are placed on the map automatically so they are ready for routing and the Waiting List.
No. You build your own service list with your own prices — a service call, a GFCI replacement, a safety inspection, an EV charger install, whatever you offer. Estimates and invoices pull from that list.
Yes. Recurring work is set by minimum days between visits, such as 365 for a yearly generator maintenance or safety inspection plan. When a visit comes due it shows on the Waiting List map and list.
Start is $59/month, Pro is $89/month, and Crew is $199/month. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial with no credit card, and you can click around a fully stocked sample electrical company in the live demo first.
Running the business is one side of ElectricalBossPro. For the tech app, dispatch, estimates, commercial accounts and generator maintenance in detail, see the full ElectricalBossPro platform overview.
Practical reading on growing past one truck, staffing the office, setting prices, the service and install mix, repeat customers, reviews and referrals, texting, after-hours calls, customer and equipment history, reports, the seasons, maintenance plans and choosing software.
Dispatch, equipment history, yearly plans, customer texts, estimates and billing for an electrical shop with a few vans. Try ElectricalBossPro free for 14 days.