Getting paid
From “they want 12 more potlights” to paid.
Tell Opsonic what changed on site. It drafts the change order, gets it approved in writing, and puts it on the invoice. Then it chases what you are owed.
You finish the work. Opsonic makes sure it gets billed.
Getting paid is a dozen little chores nobody wants at seven in the evening. Opsonic does them from a text message.
Know who owes you, without opening a spreadsheet.
Text Opsonic “who owes me money” and the answer comes back: every invoice out, what is overdue and by how long, and approved work nobody has billed yet.
Opsonic drafts; you approve. Then it sends, reminds the clients who have gone quiet, and tells you when the money lands.
Never forget to bill the extra work.
Every approved change order sits against the job until it is on an invoice.
Progress billing, on time.
It knows what stage each job is at and what you have drawn. It writes the next one.
See the margin slipping.
Estimated against actual, job by job. You hear about it while the job is still open. Ask any time: how is the Harlow job doing.
Built by the people who used to write these invoices.
We have run our own jobs and our own back office: rebuilding a month of change orders out of a phone, arguing over an extra nobody wrote down. Opsonic is those habits, handed to your business.
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One thread for every dollar you are owed.
500+ contractors run their back office on Opsonic today. We open area by area, so tell us where you work. No app, no password: your number is your login.
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