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For operators and contractor businesses

Your clients. Your projects.
Under control.

An operator is the contractor business managing delivery. Bring your own client work, organise subcontractors and your in-house team, and use AI colleagues to help keep the administration moving.

Plan@Job · Operator desk
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Live jobs · 12

Sorted by needs-you

Bathroom refurb · Peckham SE15

3 prices in

Boiler replacement · Leeds LS6

Deposit sent

Roof repair · Croydon CR0

Brief incomplete

Void turnaround · Bristol BS7

Booked Tue

EICR x 8 · Weaver House E2

With 6 trades
7 more jobs, nothing needs you today

Jobs won

last 10 weeks

AI staff · on duty

live
SB

Sophie asked the client for access details and a photo of the leak, Roof repair CR0.

08:10

DR

Daniel morning brief: 2 prices came in overnight, 1 award is waiting on you.

06:30

DR

Daniel asked Volt & Co which days they can start at Weaver House.

21:41

DR

Daniel chased BrightFlow Plumbing for a price on the Peckham bathroom.

21:40

Your bench

Vetted subcontractors100%
Documents in date96%
Prices back inside a day88%

Illustrative desk. The company, the trades and the figures are made up. The behaviour is not.

Run the work you win and the clients you already serve.

Clients and communication

Keep your own clients and job conversations together. Manage enquiries, shared quotes and delivery evidence in the same working environment.

Projects and subcontractors

Break work into internal stages, obtain prices and organise the subcontractors or operatives delivering each part.

Commercial decisions

Manage client quotes, changes, invoices and deposit settings. Keep the decision to accept a price or award work with your authorised team.

Hire help for the work around the work.

Three named AI colleagues support different parts of your operation, with defined permissions, supervision and activity history.

Sophie Bennett, AI colleague portrait

AI Enquiries Coordinator

Sophie Bennett

Get the brief ready.

Helps gather the information a subcontractor needs to price an existing job.

What Sophie does
Daniel Reed, AI colleague portrait

AI Operations Manager

Daniel Reed

Keep the work moving.

Follows up on subcontractor prices and proposed dates, with a morning view of what needs attention.

What Daniel does
Maya Collins, AI colleague portrait

AI Finance Coordinator

Maya Collins

Stay on top of the money.

Prepares deposit and overdue-payment actions for your approval.

What Maya does

One client agreement. An internal plan for delivery.

Use project stages to organise trade scopes, planned dates, progress and internal costs. Your client sees the overall scope and price you agreed, with the evidence shared through their workflow.

Operators are trained in.

Join the waitlist, and when your turn comes an operator who runs their business on Plan@Job sets you up one to one: a current job, your clients, your subcontractors and your first AI colleague.

The reservation, entry payments and monthly licence cost are all explained on the waitlist page before you pay anything. The clients and trades you bring in join on your account, free.

Choose the right account

I already have a contractor account. Do I need another one?

No. Operator describes the existing contractor account that runs clients, subcontractors and operations. Sign in to your existing account.

How is an operator different from a main contractor?

A main contractor commissions work from an operator. The operator manages delivery. A business may perform either role in different commercial relationships; use the appropriate account and access for the work involved.

Can I bring work that did not come from the marketplace?

Yes. The operator workflow includes private jobs and existing clients as well as marketplace work.

Is an operative another name for an operator?

No. An operative is an individual on the delivery team. The operator is the business organising the job.