Drag-and-Drop Dispatch BoardCrew
Send your master electrician to the 200-amp panel upgrade. Send the apprentice crew to the outlet installs. Drag-assign by tech and by distance on the map. The right tech for the right code work. Every time.
Send a $1,500 panel upgrade quote from the customer's driveway. Track which Google Ads keyword paid for it. Know the margin before the inspector signs off.
Start for $1 →$1 for 14 days, then $19/mo. Card required. Cancel any time.
The $1 trial is Starter. Dispatch, two-way texting and job costing are on Crew ($39/mo).
The 5 things that decide whether you stay solo or build a real shop. Skill-based dispatch keeps your master electrician on code-critical work. Real-time margin per job shows you what you made. Google Ads tracking that follows the click to the paid invoice. A flat-rate pricebook your tech quotes from on-site. Inspection checklists that do not get lost in the truck. All in one app. Built for the tech who has pulled wire through a 110 degree attic in August.
Send your master electrician to the 200-amp panel upgrade. Send the apprentice crew to the outlet installs. Drag-assign by tech and by distance on the map. The right tech for the right code work. Every time.
Every breaker, every foot of THHN wire, every labor hour tracked per job. When an $8,500 panel upgrade closes out, you see the real margin. Not the one you hoped for. Review it job by job and see which ones are worth repeating.
Know which Google Ads keyword turned into a signed job, not just which one got clicked. Claver's conversion tracking follows the click through quote to job to paid invoice, so you can stop spending on keywords that send no work.
Every common service has a published price. Outlet install $185. Ceiling fan with existing wiring $225. GFCI replacement $145. Whole-house surge protector $495. Your tech quotes from the app in the customer's living room. No math. No underbidding.
Pre-wire inspection, panel audit, code-compliance walkthrough, built as templates. Your tech checks them off on their phone. The completed form saves to the job record. No paper. No lost clipboards. No callbacks because you forgot to check a box.
Starter is $19/mo. Texting, AI and dispatch start on Crew at $39. The phone line and AI receptionist are on Business at $79.
Electrical work spans a wider range than almost any other trade. Monday morning you are replacing an outlet for $95. Monday afternoon you are quoting a $14,000 whole-house rewire.
Tuesday you are pulling permit for a commercial tenant improvement. Wednesday you are troubleshooting a 30-year-old Federal Pacific panel that should have been replaced a decade ago. Each of those jobs needs a different tech, different materials, different pricing model, and different follow-up.
Running that complexity on a whiteboard and a stack of carbon-copy invoices is how you lose money without realizing it. Claver gives you the dispatch board to manage it and the data to understand it.
The dispatch board means your master electrician handles the commercial panel work and the 200-amp residential upgrades. These are the jobs where his license and expertise justify his rate. Your apprentice crew runs the outlet installs, ceiling fan swaps, and GFCI replacements. This is high-volume, fast-turn work that trains them and keeps revenue moving. You drag each job to the tech who should run it, based on what you know about their skills and license.
The flat-rate pricebook ends the let me work up a price and get back to you problem that kills close rates. Every common service has a published price. Outlet install $185. Ceiling fan with existing wiring $225. GFCI replacement $145. Whole-house surge protector $495 installed. Your tech pulls it up on their phone in the customer's kitchen and presents a professional price on the spot. The homeowner approves, signs digitally, and you are working. Not driving home to type up an estimate that sits in their inbox for a week.
Here is where most electrical contractors fly blind. Marketing spend. You are paying $15 to $40 per click on Google Ads for keywords like electrician near me and panel upgrade Charlotte. Some of those clicks turn into rewire jobs. Some turn into nothing. Without conversion tracking, you cannot tell the difference. On Business, Claver's Google Ads conversion tracking follows the click from lead to quote to job to payment, so you can see which keywords are producing signed jobs and which are just burning budget.
After every job, materials and labor are logged, and Claver shows you the margin. A panel upgrade, a run of outlet installs, and a troubleshooting call can carry very different margins once labor and materials are counted. That data tells you exactly where to adjust pricing. Not next quarter. Not at tax time. As soon as the job closes.
And the customer portal closes the loop. Customers approve quotes, pay invoices, and view their service history through a secure link. No login. No app download. Just a text link that opens in their browser. Quotes signed in two taps. Invoices paid the same night. Not 45 days later.
Cancel anytime. 20-minute migration from your current tool.
$19/mo to start. $39/mo for growing teams. $79/mo for the full toolkit. AI summaries, app phone line, pipeline, real-time job costing, Google Ads conversion tracking. Same plans as every Claver page. No electrical upsell.
Every plan includes unlimited jobs, quotes, invoices, and Stripe payments. Texting, AI, dispatch and job costing start on Crew. The phone system and full back office are on Business.
Starter: $1 for 14 days, then $19/mo. · Cancel anytime · Your data exports as CSV
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