Reports for Plumbing Contractor Owners and Supervisors
These reports gather what a plumbing firm records in separate places: quotations, calls, material, bills, dues and wages. Every report draws on entries the office and the supervisors already make.
Records that usually sit apart
In a small plumbing firm, quotations live in one file, the store register in another and wages in a notebook, so a question about one job needs three sources. Each report pulls from a single job record. One place answers it.
The reports
Who acts on each report
Owners read dues, open quotations and billing against material, while the office works from service call lists and renewals. Supervisors read material issued to their sites. Store keepers read stock to reorder. Each person opens only the reports that match the role.
What the figures reflect
What a report shows depends on what has been entered. If a plumber’s attendance is not marked, or material leaves without a store entry, the figures show a gap and point to the missing record. Further reports are possible wherever the data exists, and each is scoped when requested.
Frequently asked questions
Are the reports live?
Yes. They change as entries are made, so a bill posted in the morning shows in the dues list by afternoon.
Can an owner see profit for each job?
Yes, as billing against the material and wages recorded for that job. What overheads to add is for the owner to decide.
Can a supervisor see only his own sites?
Yes. Each reader gets reports to suit the role, so a supervisor can be limited to the sites assigned to him.
Can reports go to the accountant?
Bills, receipts and dues can be exported as files. A direct Tally export is scoped during set-up.
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