Step 01
Drafts the estimate from your inputs
Pulls current material pricing, applies your labor rates and contingency, and formats the client-ready document for your review. You keep the final number, the scope read, and send or no-send.
For owner / master electricians
You earned the master ticket to do the work.
Not to re-key permit portals and chase quotes at 10 p.m. Mission carries the paperwork so you stay on the jobs only a master can sign off.
Your day
The minute you pick up a wrench, the phone rings.
You sit at the seam between the truck and the books. The diagnosis, the service sizing, the code sign-off, and the bid that protects your margin is the job. The typing, chasing, and re-keying that surround it is the tax that follows you home.
65%The administrative tax
Typing up estimates and following up on the ones gone cold, filling out and submitting permit applications across different jurisdiction portals, scheduling and rescheduling inspections, re-keying hours and materials between the field app, QuickBooks, and payroll, and chasing unsigned quotes and unpaid invoices.
35%The master’s work
Sizing services and diagnosing complex faults, the final code and safety sign-off on panels and services, shaping every bid before it goes out, matching jobs to the right skill level, and keeping the customers and GCs who win repeat work.
What it costs
You’re the chokepoint — and the license on the line.
The shop can’t grow past how many nights and weekends one person will work, because every bid, permit, and sign-off routes through the most expensive person in the company. Every hour on a permit form is an hour off a high-margin panel job.
10 p.m.
when the books get done
Quotes, invoicing, and reconciliation get pushed to nights and weekends, so cash comes in late and the desk never clears.
Every portal
is a different form
Multi-jurisdiction shops juggle several permit portals, each with its own login and forms — re-typing the same address, scope, and license number into one more system.
Lost jobs
from quotes never sent
When you’re busy the estimates build up and get forgotten, especially small ones — pure leaked revenue from a job you were qualified to win.
Admin taxMaster’s workWith Mission
With Mission: The agent carries the typing, chasing, and reconciling so the master’s hours go back to the jobs only a master can sign off.
What Mission does
It does the chasing. You still sign off on every job.
Mission’s agent works inside the tools you already run — your field-service platform, QuickBooks, payroll, email, SMS, and the jurisdiction permit portals — and carries the repetitive admin so the master’s desk is clear.
The result
Clear the desk. Get back to the panel.
When the estimates, permits, inspections, and books run on their own, you stop being the bottleneck — and the most skilled person in the company finally spends the day on the work only that person can do.
The gatekeeper, doing forms after dark.
- Quotes pile up and small jobs get forgotten.
- Permit portals re-keyed one jurisdiction at a time.
- Field hours reconciled into QuickBooks at 9 p.m.
On the panel, signing off what only you can.
- Estimates drafted and waiting for your number.
- Permits pre-filled and queued for your signature.
- Inspections booked and the books already in sync.
Same day
quotes, not next week
Drafts ready for your review the day of the walk, so estimates stop building up and small jobs stop slipping.
Fewer
lapsed inspection windows
Rough-in and final booked on time against the crew calendar means no opening up finished walls for the inspector.
0
missed permits on your license
Every job that needs a permit is flagged and teed up, so nothing slips through under your master number.
Safe by default
It preps and proposes. You sign and submit.
Your license is on every permit and every sign-off, so the agent never touches the things that ride on it. Mission drafts the estimates, fills the forms, books the windows, and chases the money — and only the master approves the number, the submit, and the crew.
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.
Keep the judgment. Lose the paperwork.
Tell us the admin that follows you home — the quotes, the permits, the chasing, the reconciling — and we’ll show you what Mission would carry.