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Proposals that separate the array from the electrical. Milestone billing across a long permit timeline. Change orders when the panel needs an upgrade.

The job spans months. The paperwork has to hold that long.

Site assessment, proposal, permit, interconnection, install, inspection, PTO. Months pass between the handshake and the last dollar, and by then nobody remembers what was in the original scope.

Jobkore keeps the estimate, every change order, and every invoice on one job record. Pull it up on the phone at the inspection and the whole history is right there.

The array, the electrical, and the roof work are three scopes.

Modules and racking, inverter and conductors, and any decking or flashing repair are priced differently and often carry different incentives. Lumping them into one number makes it impossible for the homeowner to see what the main panel upgrade actually cost.

Build the estimate in sections — site work, array, electrical, roof, permitting and interconnection — so the numbers survive a conversation with a homeowner comparing three bids.

A main panel upgrade is a change order, not a swallowed cost.

You get on the roof and the rafters are 2x4 on 24-inch centers. You open the panel and there is no room for a backfeed breaker. Neither shows up in a satellite assessment. Write it as a change order against the original estimate — photo, scope, price, signature — before the crew keeps going.

Deposit, install draw, and final at PTO.

Equipment gets bought long before the system produces a watt. Bill a deposit at contract, a draw when the array is set, and the balance at permission to operate. Every invoice pulls from the same estimate, so the credits are applied automatically and you always know what is outstanding across a months-long job.

Hank AI™ turns the site assessment into a structured proposal.

You measured the roof planes, noted the azimuth and shading, photographed the panel and the attic framing, and wrote down the utility and the meter location. Hand those notes to Hank AI™ and the estimate comes back in sections — site, array, electrical, roof, permitting. Your pricing goes on top.

Hank never invents quantities, rates, or margins. It organizes what you assessed.

Paid by card. No platform fee from us.

The invoice goes out with a payment link. The client pays by card or bank transfer. Stripe processes at their standard rate. Jobkore adds nothing on top.

Common questions.

$29/month flat, or $290/year if you pay annually (two months free). One plan with every feature — clients, estimates, invoices, change orders, and Hank AI™, all unlimited. 14-day free trial, no card required.
Yes. Take a deposit at contract and invoice draws as the job progresses. Every invoice pulls from the same estimate, so amounts already collected are credited automatically and the remaining balance is always accurate — even when six months pass between the first payment and the last.
Yes. The estimate, every change order written against it, every invoice, photos, and notes all live on one job record. At inspection or a warranty call two years later, you pull up the job and the full history is there.
Yes. Jobkore runs in your phone browser — photograph the panel and the attic, take notes on the roof planes, and build the proposal before you leave. Same features as on a desktop.
Yes — one-way from Jobkore to QuickBooks Online. Invoices, payments, and clients push to QuickBooks automatically so your bookkeeper is not re-keying anything. Data does not flow back from QuickBooks, so Jobkore stays the source of truth for estimates and change orders.
No. Jobkore is month-to-month. Cancel any time from the billing page — no contracts, no cancellation fees. You keep full access through the end of the billing period, and your data is never deleted.

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