✓Reads lift service notes
Scheduled servicing, code inspections, breakdown repairs, parts — our AI reads your shorthand the way you write it and builds a clean, itemised invoice.
Scheduled servicing, ASME A17.1 inspection work, breakdown callouts — snap your job notes or speak them, and TradieNotes builds a professional invoice before you're at the next building.
Three steps before you're at the next building. No data entry, no spreadsheets, no laptop.
Trained on the way US lift maintenance contractors actually write up a job — not generic invoicing software.
Scheduled servicing, code inspections, breakdown repairs, parts — our AI reads your shorthand the way you write it and builds a clean, itemised invoice.
Service logged and lift signed off? Speak your job notes before the next building — client, parts, hours. Invoice ready by the time you're there.
From routine servicing to an emergency breakdown, TradieNotes keeps up with the range of jobs US lift maintenance contractors actually run.
Under ASME A17.1/A17.3, elevators require regular inspection and testing by a qualified inspector, with frequency set by state or local elevator-safety codes — commonly annual. Note code-inspection visits separately so they're captured as their own job type.
Routine scheduled servicing and unplanned breakdown callouts are usually priced differently. Note which type of visit it is and it's captured accordingly.
Ongoing maintenance contracts with building owners are common. Note it as a contract visit and it's captured the same way each service for consistent invoicing.
No monthly fees. No tiers. No hidden card surcharges. You only pay when you keep the PDF. Quotes that convert to invoices? Free.