Track jobs, estimates, permits, panel work, troubleshooting, and payments without bloated contractor software.
For service calls, panel upgrades, EV installs, inspections, and change orders.
What it handles
Panel upgrades, service work, and troubleshooting
Permits, inspections, and utility coordination
Estimates, invoices, photos, and final paperwork
Generic work-order apps don't understand permits, panels, or troubleshooting.
Track permits, panel schedules, and diagnostic notes in one place.
Estimates, approvals, and invoices stay connected to the job.
Track panel schedules, meter notes, and service details without jumping between apps.
Manage permits from filing to final inspection, including reinspection tracking.
Document symptoms, readings, and fixes like an actual diagnostic log.
Add scope on site, get approval fast, and keep invoicing clean when the job changes midstream.
Calculate panel capacity and breaker sizing for EV installs on the fly.
Send photos, notes, and invoices to customers without switching apps.
Electrician software helps an electrical contractor manage the business and field work behind every job—from the first estimate through permits, service details, photos, invoices, and payment.
The most useful systems do more than schedule a technician. They preserve the electrical context of the work: panel schedules, troubleshooting readings, inspection status, utility notes, materials, change orders, and the customer record that ties it all together.
Keep estimates, field work, documentation, invoices, and closeout connected.
Explore workflowBuild line-item estimates, send PDFs, capture approval, and convert accepted work.
Explore workflowCreate invoices from job data, share payment pages, and track the balance.
Explore workflowOrganize permit, jurisdiction, inspection, utility, panel, and closeout details.
Explore workflowElectrician software is business and field-service software built to organize an electrical contractor’s customers, estimates, jobs, field documentation, permits, invoices, and payments. Trade-specific systems also account for electrical workflows such as panel schedules, troubleshooting notes, inspections, and utility coordination.
ElectriTrack is built for electricians and small electrical contracting businesses that need a practical way to run service calls, panel and service upgrades, EV installs, troubleshooting work, permitted jobs, estimates, and invoicing without enterprise software overhead.
ElectriTrack connects standard business workflows with electrical-specific records, including permit and inspection status, panel schedules, service details, diagnostic notes, site photos, utility coordination, and electrical job templates.
Yes. Contractors can create estimates and invoice PDFs, share public estimate approval and invoice payment links, convert accepted estimates into jobs, and track supported online or manual payment activity.
No. ElectriTrack is an administrative and documentation tool. It does not replace the NEC, the authority having jurisdiction, required engineering, inspections, safety procedures, or a licensed contractor’s review and professional judgment.
Shop Workflow
Keep the estimate, permit trail, site photos, invoice, and final paperwork in one place instead of scattering it across notes, texts, and generic job software.