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Electricians
Invoice fault finding, switchboard upgrades, lighting installs, EV chargers, inspections and after-hours call-outs while the job details are still fresh.
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A live demo call from Sophiie. Two minutes, no sales pitch.
Real electrical work has real intake details. Sophiie keeps the billing workflow workflow specific to your trade.
billing workflow starts by collecting address, property type, fault symptoms, access notes, urgency and preferred appointment time, so your team is not working from a one-line message.

Invoices and payment status sync with Xero so electrical billing is not rebuilt from scattered notes.

Create invoices from job notes or voice input when a fan install and a burning smell at a switchboard need very different routing before a slot is offered.

For the accounting workflow, phone calls, chats, emails, notes and property manager contacts, site notes and service history across multiple addresses stay attached to the customer profile.

After the accounting workflow has helped finish electrical work, Sophiie can help create invoices, sync Xero payment status and run reminder emails.

How it works
Set up the accounting workflow with fault finding, switchboard upgrades, lighting installs, EV chargers, inspections and after-hours call-outs, service areas, FAQs, tone, escalation rules and the details needed before booking.
Route calls, website chat and email into Sophiie so electrical enquiries land in one workflow.
In the accounting workflow, Sophiie asks about address, property type, fault symptoms, access notes, urgency and preferred appointment time, then records the conversation in the dashboard.
From the accounting workflow, the electrical enquiry moves to scheduling, human review, customer follow-up or invoicing according to your rules.
In the billing workflow for electricians, a burning smell at a switchboard needs different treatment from a fan install request. A billing assistant only helps if it can separate cases where service work, quoting visits and urgent faults all compete for the same calendar before your team commits to a price, a slot or a callback.
The billing workflow asks for address, property type, fault symptoms, access notes, urgency and preferred appointment time on electrical enquiries. The billing workflow can answer approved questions about fault finding, switchboard upgrades, lighting installs, EV chargers, inspections and after-hours call-outs, then saves a clear summary, missing details and next action in Sophiie.
After an enquiry or completed visit in the accounting workflow, your team can see property type, access notes, safety flags, preferred time windows and previous fault history. For electrical follow-up in the accounting workflow, the conversation starts with the facts already captured instead of another round of basic questions.
In the accounting workflow, Sophiie does not replace electrical judgement. It helps with operational invoicing, payment visibility, reminders and Xero sync, and it flags live-fault symptoms, compliance questions and any work that needs licensed judgement so routine admin keeps moving without pretending to diagnose the job.
Services & features
6 services
Track electrical jobs, status, schedules, staff assignments, notes, photos, reminders, and customer updates in Sophiie.
Learn more about Jobs Manager for ElectriciansA customer CRM for electricians that keeps contact details, job history, calls, emails, texts, notes, reminders, and upcoming work in one place.
Learn more about Customer CRM for ElectriciansSophiie checks calendars, applies booking rules, assigns the right electrician, and manages electrical appointments, reschedules, and reminders.
Learn more about Smart Scheduling for ElectriciansCreate branded electrical quotes from your service list, captured scope, pricing, GST, and terms, then follow up and convert accepted work.
Learn more about AI Quoting for ElectriciansSophiie helps electricians keep tool needs, test equipment notes, job assignments, photos, reminders, and customer context attached to jobs without pretending to be a GPS asset register.
Learn more about Asset Tracking Software for ElectriciansSophiie helps electricians manage email enquiries, draft replies from approved knowledge, ask for missing details, and keep threads organised.
Learn more about AI Email Responder for ElectriciansWhichever trade you're in, learn more about Sophiie's AI tools for tradies.
Yes. In the accounting workflow for electricians, Sophiie can collect the job details that affect quoting and invoicing: address, property type, fault symptoms, access notes, urgency and preferred appointment time. The accounting workflow record keeps electrical context in one place so the team can answer, quote, schedule or escalate from a useful starting point.
No. Sophiie stays inside your approved knowledge for electrical work. The accounting workflow can explain standard information about fault finding, switchboard upgrades, lighting installs, but live-fault symptoms, compliance questions and any work that needs licensed judgement stay with your team.
Yes. For electricians, the accounting workflow can prepare invoice-ready context, keep payment follow-up visible and send approved reminders when an invoice is overdue. For the accounting workflow, that is especially useful when the enquiry involves fault finding, switchboard upgrades, lighting installs and the customer has not supplied enough detail yet.
The accounting workflow summary for electrical work, customer details, conversation history and next action are stored in the Sophiie dashboard, alongside notes such as property type, access notes, safety flags, preferred time windows and previous fault history.
Train the accounting workflow on fault finding, switchboard upgrades, lighting installs, EV chargers, inspections and after-hours call-outs, address, property type, fault symptoms, access notes, urgency and preferred appointment time and your follow-up rules so every enquiry has a clear next step.