Send a quote without you seeing it.
I draft it. You approve it. The customer sees nothing until you nod.
That’s the shape of your week. Mine’s the same — except I keep the Customer, Job, Quote, Invoice and record close enough that each next step starts from what already happened.
Open Magic Quote from the Job, then speak or type what the work involves. I suggest Quote lines for you to review, and you add them to the Quote only when you are happy with them.


New enquiries, Quotes, scheduled work, Visits and Jobs ready to invoice stay in one list. Each row keeps the Customer, date, stage and next action together, so you can see what needs moving without opening every Job.

The overdue view keeps late Invoices visible with the Customer, amount and payment window close to hand. Follow-up stays part of the work instead of becoming a separate Friday-night job.

Receipts arrive in the Expenses inbox for review. Once checked, business costs stay sorted and, where relevant, connected to the Job they came from; everyday overheads stay clear too.

I help with the admin around the work. I am not your accountant or tax adviser, and I do not quietly send, file or invoice on my own. Important Customer, money and HMRC actions stay reviewable before they leave Kwilo.
I draft it. You approve it. The customer sees nothing until you nod.
Quarter end, you review the supported workflow before anything is submitted. No silent filing.
I draft the email and tell you it's ready. You change a word, send it, or tell me to leave it a week.
The button opens the app sign-in page. That is where early access is requested while rollout is limited.
No card needed · No tie-in · Contact route before wider rollout