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The Trades
Keep job details, crew schedules and changing plans together.
Service businesses
Let customers book a site visit inside a window, then run the crew and the job.
Foodservice industry
Plan shifts and keep your team posted when the schedule changes.
Cleaning businesses
Plan repeat visits and keep customer instructions with every job.
Landscaping
Keep seasonal work, project locations and the crew’s week together.
Solopreneurs
Organize the business you run yourself, with room to add people later.
First-time owners
Keep your first customer promise clear, then learn from delivering it.
Start with your working day
Most of these businesses share the same afternoon: a customer wants a time, the crew wants an address, and the job has details that need to stay with it. These pages follow that afternoon through different kinds of work. Contractors, painters and landscapers keep the change order, the paint color and the gate code with the job. Cleaning businesses plan repeat visits and keep each customer's instructions from one visit to the next. For service businesses, Bizzy Bookings lets a customer book a site visit with an arrival window instead of an exact time. Solopreneurs and first-time owners start with the same tools and add people when the work needs them. Every page describes one product at one price: $12 a month for the owner, $6 for each teammate who edits the work and $0 for light users.
Choose a trade page for examples involving that kind of job. Choose the solopreneur page if most of the handoffs are from morning-you to tomorrow-you. Bringing people aboard? The crew examples show how shared schedules and job details can help.
These are different ways to use the same workspace. You can adapt the names, categories and tools without buying an industry-specific edition.