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You didn’t get into this trade to type.

Mission drafts the write-up, builds the quote, and chases every unsold estimate so you stay in the truck.

Your day

The wrench work is the part you’re proud of.

On a two-truck shop you’re the tech and the office both. Every stop is diagnose, fix or quote, then write it up — and the write-up is the part that follows you home.

30%Re-keying findings, building quotes, chasing parts and leads

Work orders, invoices, photo labeling, warranty portals, and follow-up — none of it needs HVAC skill, all of it lands on the most expensive, most tired person in the company, at night.

70%Diagnosis, the repair, and the kitchen-table trust call

Reading the intermittent fault, red-tagging a cracked heat exchanger, and getting a $6,000 replacement approved with an honest conversation. Only-a-skilled-human work.

What it costs

The admin tax is the ceiling on a two-truck shop.

Every hour you spend writing up or chasing is an hour off a billable call. Growth stalls on your evenings, not on demand.

~1 hr/day
On paperwork, per tech

Field techs spend roughly an hour a day on the desk side — and small shops run as much as ~15 hrs/week on admin (directional, vendor-sourced).

up to $130K
In lost-revenue-equivalent a year

At a $125–175 billable hour, the admin a small shop absorbs can cost as much as six figures of billable capacity (vendor figure — directional, but the order of magnitude is real).

The biggest leak
Unsold estimates nobody chases

The aging condenser flagged today sits in the system with no call, no email, no follow-up — high-margin replacement revenue that dies in silence.

Admin per dayAdmin per weekWith Mission

With Mission: The write-up is drafted in the driveway and the chasing runs on its own — the kitchen-table backlog disappears.

Where the tech’s hours go on a two-truck shop

What Mission does

You diagnose, decide, and talk to the customer. The agent types, chases, and remembers.

It works inside the tools you already run — Housecall Pro, Jobber, FieldEdge, ServiceTitan — and your flat-rate price book. You approve; it does the assembly.

Step 01

Draft the write-up and invoice from field input

Speak it or snap the photos and notes; the agent assembles a clean work order and invoice — make/model/serial, readings, parts, photos labeled — for you to approve and send before you leave the driveway.

The result

Keep the craft. Hand off the clerking.

The diagnosis and the customer trust stay with you. The typing, the chasing, and the remembering stop eating your evening.

Today

Finishing invoices at the kitchen table

  • Findings jotted on paper, re-typed hours later when memory’s fading
  • Quotes you “meant to write up” that never go out — pure leaked revenue
  • Flagged replacements and due tune-ups that nobody ever follows up on

With Mission

Write-up done before you leave the driveway

  • Clean work order and invoice drafted from your voice and photos, ready to approve
  • Every quote assembled from the price book and sent the same day
  • Unsold estimates and tune-up customers chased automatically — leads come back warm
Evenings back
No more 8pm invoicing

The kitchen-table backlog disappears when the write-up is drafted in the driveway.

Same-day
Quotes out the door

“I’ll write it up later” jobs get sent before the next stop — capturing revenue that used to leak.

No leads lost
Every recommendation chased

Unsold estimates and seasonal re-bookings get worked across the season, not forgotten.

Safe by default

Nothing goes out without your say-so.

The agent drafts and proposes; you approve. Every invoice, quote, and follow-up waits for your hand before it touches a customer.

Connected

Works inside the tools you already run on — email, calendars, sheets, your CRM, your portals.

Approved

Anything risky or off-mission is held for your sign-off before it touches data or goes out the door.

On mission

You set the assignment once. The work stays on it for days and weeks without drifting.

Observable

You always have a clear view of what ran, what changed, and what needs a call — no transcript spelunking.

The diagnosis is yours. The write-up shouldn’t eat your evening.

Let Mission carry the typing, the chasing, and the remembering — so you can do the part only you can do, and go home.