What TradeLife actually does
One operating system for the work and the money behind it.
These pages are the public source of truth for TradeLife's major capabilities. Each one explains the outcome, the evidence it relies on and the limits that matter when a decision affects a real trade business.
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Evidence-awareQuoting, proposals and customer decisions
Price work with business context, present the agreed scope clearly and keep customer decisions tied to the job that follows.
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02
Evidence-awareJobs, calendar, maps and Start My Day
Keep the agreed job, people, dates, visits and day-to-day actions connected so the work can be run from one operational record.
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03
Evidence-awareJob profitability and financial clarity
Connect the price, job, costs and available financial evidence so a busy diary can be separated from a commercially healthy business.
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04
Evidence-awareRecurring Work
Use customer, site, asset or service history to surface repeat work that should not disappear when the original job is finished.
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05
Evidence-awareConnected accounting and bank evidence
Bring accounting and bank evidence into the same decision context as jobs and costs without pretending a connected data source answers every business question on its own.
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06
Evidence-awareDocument Intelligence
Turn supplier invoices, receipts and other business documents into reviewable evidence that can be connected to costs and jobs.
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07
Evidence-awareTeams, assignments and permissions
Give people access to the work they need while keeping finance, approvals and company-level controls with the appropriate roles.
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08
Evidence-awareTradie and Assistant Life
Ask plain-English questions about the business and use connected operational evidence to explain what needs attention, while keeping important actions reviewable.
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The rule behind every feature
Unknown stays unknown.
TradeLife is designed to keep missing, stale or contradictory evidence qualified instead of converting it into false certainty. That principle matters most around job profitability, cash, tax context, AI-assisted extraction and connected financial data.