Contract Kraken schedules crews, sends the quote, and collects the invoice — and it won't let you put someone on a job their licence doesn't cover.
How it works
The same roster powers scheduling, compliance, and billing — so the licence you recorded once is the licence that stops a bad assignment months later.
Describe the work; the line items, quantities, and your own rates come back ready to edit.
Assign the job. If someone's ticket doesn't cover the work, you find out before the truck leaves.
The quote becomes the invoice. Customers see it in their own portal and stop phoning to ask.
And then it repeats
A maintenance agreement bills on its own schedule, books its own visits, and tracks what the customer has used. Revenue that arrives whether the phone rings or not — and the number your business is actually worth.
A card that fails moves the plan to past due and tells you. It clears itself when they pay.
Why it's different
Every other field service tool treats a licence as a note in a profile. Here it's a constraint the schedule enforces.
Every verdict cites the rule it came from and records which version produced it, so a past evaluation stays defensible to a board.
Where a requirement has not been confirmed with the board, it says so. You will never be told you are compliant on a rule nobody verified.
Reminders at 90, 60, and 30 days before expiry, listing exactly what is outstanding and what it takes to close it.
Included, not an add-on
Ask it anything and it looks at the real answer — your schedule, what you are owed, whose licence is about to lapse, the messages nobody has replied to.
It drafts the chasing email, the reply, the reminder — then waits. Nothing reaches a customer until you have read it and clicked approve. Your name is on every message that leaves.
One for the calendar, one for the money, one for anything else — and you can add your own, with a brief in your words and only the access you give it.
"Who can legally take Thursday?" is a question it can actually answer, because the compliance engine underneath it knows.
Chase whoever owes me money.
Tobin Property Group is 20 days late on $2,132.92. Their service agreement is past due as well, and they left you a 2-star review last week — same customer, three problems.
I have drafted a reminder. It is ready for you to approve.
Who it's for
The licensed trades get compliance nobody else offers. Everyone else gets the scheduling, quoting, and invoicing at a price that makes sense when it's just you.
Not a licensed trade? Compliance stays out of your way — nothing to fill in, nothing blocking a job.
Pricing
Every plan includes the whole product. You pay for how many licence holders you track — an office manager who logs in doesn't cost you a seat.
More than 100 people, or licences in more than one state? Talk to us.