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One app, or a stack of tools.

Run the business on a spreadsheet, an estimating app, an e-signature service, an invoicing tool and a shared drive, and the same customer gets typed in five times. In Optracs it's one record.

Where each piece lives in Optracs.

All of it is on Solo, the $99 plan.

The job needsIn OptracsEvery plan
Leads and customersThe sales pipeline, with a response clock on every new lead.Included
EstimatesFrom your own catalog of line items, priced with a profit slider.Included
SignaturesDocuments from your own templates, signed by typing a name.Included
The scheduleSchedule and dispatch, and tasks with a person and a due date.Included
Photos and filesOn the job they belong to, from the office or the site.Included
Invoices and paymentsFrom the accepted estimate, with the payments you record against them.Included
Updates for the customerOne link per customer, with no login.Included

What stays in other tools.

Said plainly, so nothing is a surprise after you move.

Accounting
Optracs isn't a general ledger, a payroll service or a tax tool. Keep your accounting software.
Card payments
Online card payments aren't part of early access. You record payments yourself.
Text messages
On the Company plan, switched on by request.

Moving over.

Bring your records from a CSV. Take them with you the same way.

Import
Contacts, estimates, invoices and jobs from a CSV. Optracs matches your columns by their headings and shows what it will import before anything is saved.
Export
Every record as CSV files, from Settings, whenever you want them.

Early access

Tell us how your business runs.

Optracs is in early access for contractors in the United States. A person reads every request.