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Arborly hazard sign-on screen on a phone

You didn't get into trees to do paperwork.

But somebody has to, and it's usually you, after the crew's gone home.

Paperwork after dark

Quotes written up at the kitchen table at 9pm. Job details on the back of a docket. Who's booked for Thursday? Ring around and find out.

The hazard sheet on the dash

A clipboard that half the crew never signed. If WorkSafe ever asks who knew about the power lines, you're digging through the ute.

Invoices that slip

The job's done, the chips are gone, and the invoice still isn't out. And the crew's hours for each day? Texted through a week later, if they turn up at all.

What you get

The whole day, on the phone in your pocket.

These are real screens from the app, running for a tree crew in Northland.

Arborly jobs screen: this week's jobs, crew on each one and who's signed on

The week

Every job, every crew, one screen

See the week at a glance: what's booked, who's on it, what it's worth, and who's turned up. Book a job in a few taps, multi-day included.

Hazard sign-on

The crew signs on to the hazards before they start

Power lines, steep bank, chipper running — listed on the job. Each person signs on their own phone, or you pass yours around. Time-stamped and kept on file.

Quotes & invoices

Quote it, book it, invoice it

The quote becomes the job, and the job becomes the invoice, with GST worked out. Push it to Xero when you're ready to get paid.

Arborly crew screen: each crew member's logged hours this week

Crew hours

Hours logged by the crew, not chased by you

Everyone logs their own hours at the end of the day. You see who has and who hasn't, and contractors see their rate for the job.

Made on the job, not in an office.

Arborly was built alongside Eagle Eye Tree Services, a working crew in Northland. Every screen got tried on a real job, in the rain, with gloves on. If it slowed the crew down, it got cut.