Common problemsScope creep

Keep the work and the money aligned

Capture variations before extra work becomes free work.

Taskr keeps the quoted scope, site evidence, variations, labour and materials attached to the job so everyone can see what changed and what still needs approval.

What it looks like

Familiar signs the process has outgrown the team.

  • A quick extra becomes several unbilled hours
  • The customer and technician remember the agreed scope differently
  • Variation photos and messages are scattered across phones
  • The margin is only checked after the invoice goes out

Small undocumented additions consume labour, materials and schedule capacity. Across a month, they can erase the margin from otherwise healthy work.

Product solution

Give the next action a place, an owner and the right context.

01

Scope at the point of work

Give technicians the approved job scope, exclusions, site notes and evidence on mobile.

02

Variation trail

Record what changed, why it changed, supporting photos and customer approval against the job.

03

Cost visibility

Keep labour, materials and additional work connected so the office can review delivery against the quote.

The working rhythm

A simple workflow the team can repeat.

01

Confirm scope

Start with the approved work visible to the field team.

02

Raise change

Document additional work and evidence before proceeding.

03

Reconcile

Bring approved variations into job completion and invoicing.

What improves

More control without adding another layer of admin.

  • Fewer disputes about what was included
  • A defensible record of approved changes
  • Better visibility of job margin before invoicing

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can technicians record a variation from site?

Yes. The change, notes and supporting evidence can be captured against the job while the context is still clear.

Does Taskr replace a signed contract?

No. Taskr helps maintain the operational record of scope and approvals. Your contract and legal requirements still govern the work.

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