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Specialty contractor and installation software

Keep the opportunity, approved scope, crew and money on one connected job.

Ironline helps growing installation and specialty-service teams manage opportunities, proposals, schedules, field documentation, costs, invoices and follow-up without construction-ERP overhead.

Best for specialty contractors, installers, fencing, flooring, painting, repair and commercial service teams that need stronger quote-to-cash control without a full construction ERP.

No credit card required · Guided launch and direct support

Representative product view · Sample data

Summit Specialty Contractors

The approved scope follows the crew

Approved layout and scope

Backyard fence installation

JOB-5521 · Carter Residence

InstallationAssigned: Taylor Brooks

Tasks & checklist

6 of 8 complete

Selected items from this sample job

  • Confirm approved layout and scope

    Complete: Checked

  • Record installed materials

    Complete: Quantities saved

  • Upload completed-project photo

    Pending: Photo required

A gate-alignment check and completed-project photo remain before closeout.

Recognizable problems

Proposal changes need to reach the people doing the work.

Lead details are re-entered when the estimate is prepared.

Estimate changes do not reliably reach the crew.

Photos, materials and customer approvals are scattered across systems.

The owner lacks one view of pipeline, active work and outstanding money.

One connected workflow

Carry the approved proposal into the scheduled job.

Crew instructions, installed materials and completion photos stay connected to the original opportunity and approved scope.

1

Qualify the opportunity

Track the customer, need, value, follow-up and next action.

2

Prepare and approve the proposal

Use packages, options, change requests and signatures.

3

Convert without re-entry

Move the approved scope into a scheduled job with the details preserved.

4

Complete, invoice and collect

Keep completion proof and payment history tied to the original opportunity.

What the team receives

Keep the project scope, ownership and costs together.

  • Opportunity health and follow-up
  • Proposal options and revisions
  • Lossless job conversion
  • Crew and task ownership
  • Job costs and materials
  • Quote-to-cash reporting
Representative field interface · Sample data

Summit Specialty Contractors

Product preview

Jobs

RP

Backyard fence installation

JOB-5521 · Carter Residence · Installation

Complete work
In ProgressHigh Offline actions protected

Completion requirements

A gate-alignment check and completed-project photo remain before closeout.

2 remaining

Job time

Clocked in

01:42:18

Taylor Brooks · started 7:34 AM

Start breakClock out

Field location

Foreground only

Arrival captured at 7:28 AM

Location evidence stays tied to this job and the technician’s deliberate check-in.

Open directions

Tasks & checklist

6 of 8 complete
  • Confirm approved layout and scope
    Checked
  • Record installed materials
    Quantities saved
  • Upload completed-project photo
    Photo required
OverviewSchedule & crewNotesTasks & checklistMaterialsFiles & photosActivity

Try one real job before changing your routine.

Add one customer and one job, then follow the work through scheduling, completion, and invoicing. Use the guided setup on your own, or ask a question by email before getting started.

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