Electrical contracting software built around your profit
Whether you're running service calls or wiring a build-out, your margin lives in material costs and labor hours that move fast. Sevyn estimates from your pricebook and pulls actual costs from your bank so you know real profit per job — not just what you invoiced.
Where the margin leaks
- Wire, gear, and fixture prices swing, and the quote you gave last month no longer holds the margin.
- Labor hours on a panel swap or rough-in run over and you only see it after payroll.
- Project work and service tickets get costed differently and nothing rolls them up into real business profit.
- Supplier invoices land later than the work, so the job's true cost is always a step behind.
Quote from current prices, not last month's
Build estimates from your pricebook, and keep material costs current from scanned receipts so a quote reflects what wire and gear actually cost today — not the number you used last quarter.
Track labor and materials against the bid
Each job carries a budget from the estimate; as material costs and labor hours land, margin updates and Sevyn flags a job that's drifting — so an over-running rough-in surfaces before it eats the job.
Bank-fed costs across service and project work
Connect your bank and Sevyn matches each charge to the right job through your suppliers and POs. Service tickets and project jobs both roll up into one real-time profit picture, with a clean copy pushed to QuickBooks.
What Sevyn tracks against your estimate
- Wire, conduit & gear
- Fixtures & devices
- Labor hours
- Permits & inspection fees
- Equipment/lift rentals
- Subcontracted work
FAQ
Does Sevyn work for both service calls and project work?
Yes. Both carry estimates and budgets, and real costs flow from your bank into each, so service and project work roll up into one business-level profit view.
How does it keep material prices current?
Snap a receipt and Sevyn matches each line to your pricebook and updates the cost, so your next estimate uses what wire and gear actually cost now.
More: why QuickBooks job costing falls short, how Sevyn compares to other tools, or pricing.