2 minutes, 5 questions.

We're Intrigue8, based in the West of Ireland. We're trying to understand how trade contractors here handle the paperwork side of the job — before deciding if there's anything worth building. No product, no pitch. Just trying to learn.

What type of work do you do? *

Plumbing / heating Electrical Building / construction Painting / decorating Other trade

When a job's done and you're paid — do you know if it actually made you money? *

Yeah — I keep track of costs as I go Mostly — I have a rough feel but nothing written down I go by feel — if cash is in the account it was grand Honestly, I wouldn't really know

When a job's done, how does the customer usually find out what they owe you? *

I send them something on WhatsApp or text I email them a document I hand them a docket or receipt on the day They ask me, or I get around to it when I can

Outside of the actual work, what causes you the most hassle? *

Keeping track of what people owe me Sorting materials costs and receipts Chasing slow-paying customers Not much — I have it fairly well sorted

If you could send a voice note after each job and get back a record of the job, what you're owed, and a weekly summary — all through WhatsApp, no app — would that suit you? *

Yeah, that's exactly how I'd want it Maybe — I'd want to try it first Probably not — I'd want something different No, not for me

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Systems for Irish service businesses.