Jobs and Scheduling covers the job itself, status, technicians, time. This guide covers what a job costs: materials actually used, materials still being procured, other expenses like permits and subcontractor bills, and the profit-and-loss card that rolls all of it up against what the job invoiced. Every widget below is the real Conduit screen, driven by a simulated Sullivan Electric account so every control actually works.
Job → Invoice → Payment
Job Costs and Materials
Log materials used on a job, track material requirements through procurement, record other job expenses, and read the per-job profit and loss card.
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