Getting started

Four weeks, and nobody stops working.

The reason software like this fails is never the software. It is a switch thrown on a Monday with a catalog nobody finished. So we do not do that.

  1. Week one

    Your catalog

    Parts, labour units and rate cards loaded from whatever you have now — a spreadsheet, a distributor export, or last year's estimates.

  2. Week two

    Your shape

    Job types, statuses, numbering, roles and permissions set up to match how you already work, not how the software would prefer it.

  3. Week three

    New work only

    New jobs go through LVOperator while everything already in flight finishes where it is. Nothing is migrated mid-job.

  4. Week four

    The vans

    Technicians onboard last, once the office is confident. About ten minutes each, because their screen only has what they need.

Bring your own catalog

Thirty minutes, your jobs, an honest answer.

Bring one real quote — ideally one that went sideways. We price it live against your catalog, take it through to a signed proposal and out to a dispatched job, and tell you if it is a bad fit.