TextInvoice demonstrations

Two ways to start. One clean invoice.

Text the job or say it out loud. Watch both complete workflows and choose the one that fits the way you work.

1Choose this way to start💬 Text route
47 seconds
Text route

Text the job details

Send the address, work, and prices in one simple message. Your organized invoice comes back ready to review.

What this demonstration shows

Provide the job details, receive a structured draft, verify the amounts, and choose when and how to share the customer's invoice.

2Choose this way to start🎙️ Speak route
48 seconds
Speak route

Say the job out loud

Call, describe the completed work naturally, and say “that’s it.” The same editable invoice arrives by text.

What this demonstration shows

Provide the job details, receive a structured draft, verify the amounts, and choose when and how to share the customer's invoice.

Real-world stories

See Text and Speak in a contractor's day.

The full walkthroughs prove every feature. These vertical stories show both routes at the exact moment the job is finished.

43 seconds
Jobsite story

Finish the job. Send the invoice before you drive away.

A customer reminds the contractor about the invoice. He walks to his truck, texts the job details, reviews the editable draft, and shares the customer copy.

What this demonstration shows

See the realistic customer handoff, the message being typed and sent, the editable invoice review, exact totals, and the read-only customer sharing options.

48 seconds
Speak jobsite story

Finish the job. Call in the invoice before you drive away.

The contractor explains the Speak route from his truck, calls SpeakInvoice, says the completed work and prices naturally, and receives the editable invoice link.

What this demonstration shows

Hear the contractor explain the three-step process in his own words, then watch the real greeting, job details, confirmation, and editable invoice arrive ready to review and send.

Whichever route you choose, you review every detail before sending.

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