Recurring billing
Weekly mows, per-visit, flat monthly, skipped visits. Every month the invoices have to match what the crews did.
Alvin bills from completed visits, catches skipped or extra ones, and sends the invoices after your OK.
Alvin for Landscaping
Alvin is the personal assistant for landscaping companies. Ask from the mower, or forward the email. Alvin bills recurring maintenance, writes the seasonal proposals, moves crews when it rains, and orders from the nursery. Anything that spends money waits for your tap.
What should Alvin run this week?
Bill every weekly mow in Jobber for October, send the fall cleanup and aeration proposal to every maintenance client, and sync payments to QuickBooks.
The mowing runs itself. The billing, the proposals and the reshuffles after every rain day don’t.
Weekly mows, per-visit, flat monthly, skipped visits. Every month the invoices have to match what the crews did.
Alvin bills from completed visits, catches skipped or extra ones, and sends the invoices after your OK.
Fall cleanup, aeration and overseeding, mulch, holiday lights. The upsell is easy. Sending 200 proposals is not.
Alvin writes each proposal from the property’s measurements and last year’s work, sends them in your wording, and follows up on the quiet ones.
It rains Tuesday. Three routes move, and so does every customer text.
Alvin reshuffles routes in Jobber, LMN or Aspire, and lets each customer know the new day.
Plants, mulch, stone and irrigation parts from three suppliers, priced by hand.
Alvin builds the order at SiteOne or your nursery, checks availability, and holds it for your OK.
Annual maintenance agreements renew over the winter. The ones nobody re-signs quietly walk.
Alvin sends renewals at this year’s price, collects signatures, and tells you who hasn’t answered.
HOAs and property managers pay net 30, net 45, or when someone reminds them.
Alvin uploads invoices to their AP portals, sends reminders, and flags anything past terms.
An approved enhancement touches Jobber, the crew schedule, SiteOne and the books. Here’s one request doing all four.
Example Mrs. Henderson’s fall package
Henderson approved the fall package. Add the cleanup and aeration to her schedule, order the seed from SiteOne, and send the deposit invoice.
On it. Her property first, then the crew, the seed and the invoice. The order and the invoice wait for you.
Ready. Two things for you:
Done. Here’s the rundown:
Your scheduling software, your books, your suppliers and your commercial clients’ portals. Alvin works in all of them, with your logins.
Direct connection where the app has one; Alvin’s own computer where it doesn’t. Don’t see yours? Ask. Logging in like you would usually works.
Billing, proposals and reschedules pile up after a long day on the trucks. Overnight Alvin clears them, so the morning starts with what moved.

Yes. Alvin reads properties, visits and schedules, and updates them along the way. Your data stays in the software you already use.
Yes. Alvin bills from the visits your crews completed, so skipped or extra visits get caught before the invoice goes out. Invoices wait for your tap unless you set a limit for routine billing.
Alvin drafts every proposal right away. Sending a price to a customer is a money step, so the batch waits for your OK. After that, Alvin handles the follow-ups.
Alvin logs product, rate, area and applicator from your crews’ notes into the records you keep, and reminds you of reporting dates. Certification and the application itself stay with your licensed applicator.
Pilots for landscaping companies doing $1M-$15M a year. We set up your vault and connections with you, then you hand Alvin real routes.