This is how it will look.
Sixteen screens: nine for the office, seven for the phone in the field.
In development. You cannot use pro2desk yet.


How it will look. A design with sample data; the screens are in German.
Setting up the firm
Four questions, and the firm stands. The first: what is it called, and where is it?
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Today in the office
The most urgent thing stands on top, with the one button for it. Below it, the day as a plan.
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The week plan
The week with one row per person. What nobody has stands in the first row.
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The job
Customer, visit, proof and invoice in one place.
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The record
Every record is built alike: on top, what it is and what waits next.
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Today, building cleaning
The same day in another trade: shifts and places instead of visits.
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The states
Loading, empty, error, offline: every area says what is missing and how it goes on.
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An empty list
An empty list says what will stand here and offers the first step.
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My day
The next visit stands large: time window, address and one button.
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The site
Access, the person on site and notes stand where they are needed: at the door.
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The visit
Time window, steps and photos. No amount stands there.
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Photo and mark
A photo belongs to its step. The original stays as it is.
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Material and readings
What was planned is confirmed with one tap. Anything else is added.
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Proof and confirmation
What is missing stands there before the visit ends. The customer reads the report without prices.
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The customer's confirmation
The customer reads the work report on the fitter's phone and decides herself.
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