scheduling software

[McFarland_Lawn_Care]

That sounds fair, or find a good sub with a chipper and pocket $100 off the top for nothing.

[McFarland_Lawn_Care]

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[Duekster]

Originally Posted by McFarland_Lawn_Care

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[Duekster]

Originally Posted by yardguy28

I've never come across having to buy a new version of lawn software when they upgrade.

before lawnaid I used lawn pro made by the same people. updates where free. the only one that wasn't was when it went from lawn pro 3 to lawn pro 4 and that was a major overhaul.



not that I'm aware of but I believe they are working on that.

with lawnaid you really don't need quickbooks.

Quickbooks makes you upgrade evey 3 years if you use their payroll system. Raincad used to sell up grades but has since gone subscription based, and landscape pro sells upgrades.

A company must upgrade their product or the competition gets better and no one is going to work forever upgrading a product for free.

[H & M Yard Improvements]

I made my own daily service spreadsheet and on it I have my customers that are supposed to be done that particular day! It has in/out times, weather conditions (sun/rain) etc. a place to put notes if needed. Also at the bottom there is a space I reserved for just in case I don't get to someone for whatever reason! I just write that customer in on the following days service sheet! At the end of the week, usually Sundays while I'm watching football I gather the weeks service sheets and do my billing! It also gives me piece of mind in the event a customer says you didn't come when you were supposed to or whatever! I can say that we were here at "X" time on "X" day and what service was performed etc! It helps!
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