North America · Software for businesses in United States

Run estimates, dispatch, job invoices and state sales tax for American service businesses in one system.

Small and mid-size American businesses take payment by card, ACH, cheque and Zelle. They charge sales tax that differs from state to state, and many work in trades that need licences, permits and inspections. GullySystem, based in Bengaluru, supports them remotely. Software covers estimates, scheduling, invoicing and customer follow-up.

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At a glance

Working with a team in India from United States.

An American contractor or clinic rarely works in one tax jurisdiction. Rates change at state, county and city level, and an item taxable in one place can be exempt a short drive away. Software has to hold that per business, per location and per type of work, because a setting copied from one state fails when a customer queries a total. One national setting will not do.

Our team works from Bengaluru and has no office in the country. Delivery runs over video calls and shared screens, with written notes after each session covering what was decided, who owns each open item. Most owners prefer that to a visiting consultant who needs a desk and a coffee, because the notes then reach the bookkeeper without a retype.

How the work runs

What changes when your business is in United States.

Hours, money, language and data are decided with you at the start, not discovered later.

Working hours and calls

India is many hours ahead of the American time zones. East Coast calls usually fall in the Indian evening. West Coast calls run later still. Sessions are agreed per customer. Work carries on in India while your office is asleep. A question asked at the close of your day often has an answer by the next morning.

Currency, tax and invoices

Invoices are issued in US dollars with the layout your customers expect: job address, line items, deposits taken, balance due and payment terms. Sales tax is set up per business, with rates by location, taxable or exempt items. Have your CPA review the rates and exemptions with you before the first customer is billed.

Language and messaging

Work is done in English, and Spanish is common on job sites and in many households; reminders and quotes go out by text message and email. Those are what most homeowners open first. Templates can be written in both languages, so a crew lead can send the same appointment note in whichever one the customer reads.

Data hosting and privacy

Hosting can sit in a cloud region inside the United States, close to most of your customers and to the staff who open the records every day. Privacy duties differ by state and by sector; a dental practice, a law office and a roofing company each hold different records. We list those records with you, then set access roles around every one of them, so a technician sees the job and an office manager sees the money.

Business in United States

What the software has to fit.

The filing cycles, payment habits and licences a small business there already works around.

Sales tax that changes at the state line

A plumbing company serving two states may charge tax on parts in one and on labour in the other. Each filing goes to a different state agency on its own calendar. Every invoice line must be tagged and reported by jurisdiction.

Cards, ACH, cheques and Zelle

A customer pays the deposit by card, a progress payment by ACH, and the balance with a cheque left on the kitchen counter. Card fees are a cost the owner wants to see per job. Deposits from several processors then have to be matched back to the right jobs, which takes a bookkeeper hours each month when payments arrive under a customer’s spouse’s name.

QuickBooks under the books

Most small firms already keep accounts in QuickBooks, often with a part-time bookkeeper who logs in once a week and dislikes surprises in the chart of accounts. Their bookkeeper expects invoices, payments and customer names to arrive there clean and matched to the right account; a new system works beside it and does not replace it. Chart of accounts and class codes are agreed before anything is posted.

Licences, permits and inspections

Electricians, HVAC firms, roofers and plumbers hold state or county licences, pull a permit for larger jobs and book an inspection before closing the work. The permit number, inspection date and result belong on the job record, next to the photos the crew took before the wall was closed up. General contractors also ask for insurance certificates before a crew shows up.

Weather and the seasonal swing

Air conditioning calls spike in a heatwave. Roofing follows a hailstorm. Landscapers slow with the first freeze. Staffing and trucks are planned around those swings. Contractors who pay 1099 subcontractors through the year collect forms and payment details before the first payment goes out.

Industries

Trades we write for in United States.

Ready products

Products that fit them.

Modules

Capabilities often asked for.

What we build

What we would build for United States businesses.

Usually in this order, starting with whatever the audit ranks first.

ERP, CRM and Business Software Implementation

One record of stock, orders, customers and accounts, set up so your team opens it every day.

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API and System Integration

Tally, WhatsApp, payment gateways, GST portals and your own apps sharing one set of numbers.

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Data Migration and Moving Off Spreadsheets

Data migration and spreadsheet replacement covers auditing existing files, cleaning and deduplicating records, loading them into a new system and reconciling the result against known totals. A parallel run of both systems comes before cutover. The original files are kept as they were.

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Training and Adoption

Training and adoption covers the work that follows a software launch. Each role is trained on its own tasks, support is present on the floor at go-live, and records are reviewed afterwards to find which steps are being skipped and why.

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Common questions

Questions from businesses in United States.

Can you support us during American business hours?

Partly. Live calls happen in the Indian evening. That is the American morning or afternoon, depending on your coast. Urgent questions sent late in your day are picked up by the team in India as it starts work.

Where is our data stored?

Wherever you choose, within the cloud regions available for your project. Regions differ by provider, so the exact options are confirmed before you sign. Many customers pick a United States region. Some ask for two. The choice and the list of people who may open each record are written down before go-live.

Will it handle sales tax and work with QuickBooks?

Tax rates and taxable items are set up per business, and your adviser goes through them with you, line by line, before the first live invoice leaves the building. Invoices and payments can be sent into QuickBooks if you already use it, with customer names, class codes and payment methods matched to your existing accounts first. The link is scoped for each project.

How do we sign and pay when you have no American office?

Contracts are signed electronically and scoped per project. Net days and deposit rules appear in the signed contract. Nothing needs a visit. If your own procurement team needs extra documents, send the list at the start.

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