Service and project work run on different clocks.
Here is what slips when the schedule, the safety record, and the budget are not in one place.
Lockout/tagout, arc-flash, and PPE documentation lives on personal phones—or never gets captured—so when an inspector or an OSHA audit asks for it, there's nothing tied to the job.
On project work, labor hours and material pulls aren't visible until close-out, so the PM finds the budget overrun after the money's already spent instead of mid-phase.
Estimators rebuild the same panel upgrade, service change, and lighting package from scratch on every proposal instead of pulling priced assemblies, and change orders get quoted on a napkin.
Service changes, panel upgrades, EV chargers, and their permit and inspection requirements aren't tracked consistently across jobs, so something always falls between rough-in and final.
Techs finish the work but skip the documentation, leaving you exposed at inspection and unable to prove what was done to code.
One platform for same-day service and multi-phase projects — not a generic CRM bent into shape.
Design targets for the early-access program.1
Four kinds of electrical work. One system.
From an outlet replacement to a $500K commercial buildout, Thorbis handles each the way the work actually happens — without forcing service and projects through one generic workflow.
Safety enforced, costs live, proposals in minutes.
Safety Compliance Engine
Enforce lockout/tagout, arc flash assessments, and PPE verification with required digital checklists. Jobs can't close without signed safety documentation and photos.
Real-Time Job Costing
Electricians log labor codes and material pulls from the mobile app. Project managers see live budget vs. actual reports—no more surprises at job completion.
Proposals & Change Orders
Build proposals from reusable assemblies—panel and service upgrades, EV chargers, lighting and device packages—with alternates and good-better-best options in minutes. Change orders route for digital approval and update the project budget instead of getting lost in a text thread.
Phase Tracking & AIA Billing
Track rough-in, trim, and final as separate phases with their own labor and material budgets, watch completion against the schedule, and submit AIA G702/G703 pay applications tied to percent complete—so progress draws go out clean and you argue less.
From the first diagnostic to the final draw.
The moves that used to mean a typed quote and a missed inspection now run on rails.
Service-to-Panel-Upgrade Pipeline
Every service call is a chance to catch an undersized or aging panel. Techs flag it during diagnostics, Thorbis turns it into an upgrade proposal with financing from the assembly book, and the customer can approve on the tablet instead of waiting on a typed quote.
Commercial TI Progress Billing
Track rough-in, trim, and final separately, log daily work reports with photos, and generate AIA G702/G703 pay applications tied to completion. Live job costing means the overrun shows up while you can still do something about it.
Inspection & Safety Coordination
Schedule inspections by project phase with reminders so a rough-in or final isn't missed, and require the lockout/tagout, arc-flash, and PPE checklists—with photos and a signature—before a job can close. Every job keeps a complete, timestamped audit trail.
The work that comes back — without you chasing it.
Aging panels, EV upsells, safety retests, phases ready to bill — Thorbis tracks what's due at every job. Automated follow-ups that surface it before the money slips are on the roadmap.
Quotes that pull from your distributors.
Supplier API integrations are in development: live catalogs, real-time pricing, and stock from your trade suppliers pulled straight into estimates. Purchase orders from the job record are planned to follow.
Electrical contractor questions.
$299/month + usage at cost.
Unlimited electricians.
Thorbis is electrical contractor software that handles both sides of the trade—same-day service and multi-phase projects—without forcing them through one generic workflow. Service electricians quote from a flat-rate book built on reusable assemblies (panel and service upgrades, EV charger installs, whole-home surge, lighting and device packages) so a 200A change-out is priced consistently instead of rebuilt by hand. Safety is enforced where it counts: required digital checklists for lockout/tagout, arc-flash assessment, and PPE verification, with photos and a signature, so a job can't close without documentation an inspector or an OSHA audit would accept. On project work, electricians log labor against task codes and material pulls from the field, project managers see live budget-vs-actual instead of finding the overrun at close-out, and rough-in, trim, and final phases bill on AIA G702/G703 draws tied to completion. Permits and inspections sit on the job by phase. Whether you run a 5-person residential service shop or coordinate commercial TI, industrial, and new-construction crews, Thorbis scales at $299/month—unlimited users included.