Reads UK electrical terminology
Our AI reads your shorthand the way you write it on the job — service call fees, materials, permit notes — and turns it into clean, itemised invoice lines your customer can understand.
Stop doing paperwork in the truck at the end of a long day. Snap your job notes — or speak them — and have a professional electrician invoice in your inbox before you pull out of the driveway.
Three steps in the truck. No data entry, no spreadsheets, no laptop.
Trained on the way UK electricians actually write up a job — panel upgrades, service calls, EV charger installs — not generic invoicing software.
Our AI reads your shorthand the way you write it on the job — service call fees, materials, permit notes — and turns it into clean, itemised invoice lines your customer can understand.
Got a permit number or inspection reference on your job sheet? Include it in your notes and it carries through to the invoice. Important for residential and commercial jobs where a paper trail matters.
Most full accounting platforms are built for businesses running payroll, multi-user teams, and bank reconciliation. If you're an electrician who just needs to invoice a job, that's a lot of software — and a lot of monthly cost — to do one thing.
A proper electrical invoice should always show your labour, materials, and the details customers and HMRC expect to see.
Most electricians bill a mix of the same few line items on every job — TradieNotes' AI recognises each of these from your notes or voice recording.
Full accounting software typically runs £14–£36 a month — £168 to £432 a year — whether you send one invoice or a hundred. TradieNotes charges £1 only when you actually invoice a job.
No monthly fees. No tiers. No hidden card surcharges. You only pay when you keep the PDF. Quotes that convert to invoices? Free.