BACK OFFICE FOR THE TRADES · A HIRE WHOEVER EMPLOYEE

Say it. It's in the book.

Foley is the book-keeper for your trade business. Call or text him like a guy on your crew - the expense, the extra, the hours, the thing you can't forget. He files it, word for word. At six he texts you the day.

Hire Foley $99 a month - the whole crew's included.
08·11 Home Depot run · North Shore $349.87 Filed

He says the number and the job back before anything lands - never a guess, never a wrong number in your book.

Why he exists

A job leaks money into your memory.

Not into the bank. Not into a spreadsheet. Into your head, mid-shift, where it dies by supper.

01We forgot one. Ah well - buy another, keep moving.The unbilled extra
02Nobody wrote down who was on site, or for how long.The lost hours
03I told him that on the phone. He says I never did.Word against word
04Read the email at the jackhammer. Gone by supper. Three days pass.The dropped ball

Foley's whole job is catching what you already said out loud. He doesn't do small talk. He does line items.

Found money

The extras stop walking off.

"We forgot one - ah well, buy another" is a real line item. Foley catches it the moment you say it, holds it, and puts it on the invoice where it always belonged. He pays for himself the first time he remembers a $45 vent.

That counter is Foley's own dashboard card, showing the demo book you can watch him keep across this page - so what you see is exactly what he shows you.

Extras on the book · this month

$0

2 caught in conversation · both invoiced · receipts attached

The day

Tell him the day on the drive home.

4:50

"Spent three forty-nine eighty-seven at Home Depot for north shore."

said at a red light, hands free

6:00

The day arrives as one text.

spend, extras, hours, what's still open

6:04

Phone's in the bowl by the door.

nothing waiting for "tonight"

He stays late so you don't.

The record that has your back.

Hands on the wheel, tell Foley the story of the day - what got done, what was said, what changed. It lands in the book word for word, timestamped, filed to the job. For the estimate two years from now ("didn't we do one of those? when? where?"), and for the day someone swears you never said it.

Save the contact once, and it's "Hey Siri, call Foley" from the truck.

Talk as long as you want. He's salaried.

6:00

MON AUG 11 · ON THE DRIVEWAY

Foleynow

Foley - Mon Aug 11. Spent $612.37 (2 filed). Extras logged: 1 ($45) - North Shore Winter Club. Hours: 16h. Journal logged. Open (2): send that quote to Dave; call the inspector back.

Wrong number in the text? Reply FIX and it's flagged on your dashboard.

The crew

The whole crew reads the book.

One link each. No app, no passwords.

Your lead guys get a link that opens the book from any phone: the jobs, the schedule, the ledgers, what's still open. They can check off todos and move a job's dates - and every change is signed with their name, so the book never mutates silently.

Danny loses the paper. Danny cannot lose the link.

And when the accountant wants a spreadsheet: one tap. It's a spreadsheet.

Dannychecked off "pick up the vent covers"
Dannymoved Henderson Reno → Aug 31 (21 days)
Mikeread North Shore's ledger, 7:04 am
Youexported North Shore to CSV

Straight answers

Asked and answered, no wind-up.

Is Foley a person?No. He's your business's automated book-keeper - software with a local phone number. Ask him on a call and he'll tell you the same, plainly. The book he keeps is yours.
What if he mishears a number?He says every dollar figure and job name back before it's filed. If something still lands wrong, reply FIX and it's flagged; if a number doesn't parse clean he files your words instead of a guess. A wrong figure never goes quietly into your book.
Is this project managing software?No. There's nothing between garbage and Procore - that's why Foley exists. Five things he never drops, one text at six, a link for the crew. The moment it needs a training session, we've failed.

The roster

Murphy answers the phone. Foley keeps the book.

Different jobs, different temperaments, one shop. Hire them together or one at a time.

Hire him

The cheapest guy on your crew, and he never forgets.

WORK ORDER · NEW HIRE

No. 0002 · duplicate

PositionBook-keeper, back office
Reports toYou. Only ever you.
Rate$99/month - month to month, whole crew included
EquipmentHis own local number. Nothing to install.
Start dateThe day you call him.
Hire Foley

Sign-up takes one card and six lines. He's on the clock in minutes.

$99/mo - crew included Hire Foley