Keep More Revenue · Billing Leakage
Completed work doesn't always become billed work.
Extra labor hours, unlogged diagnostic time, and add-on parts performed in the field frequently fail to reach the final customer invoice.
Where the money goes
A technician spends an extra hour troubleshooting or replaces additional fittings, but verbally agrees to 'take care of it' without updating the invoice. The company pays for the labor and parts while receiving zero revenue.
Unbilled labor and materials account for an estimated 5% to 10% of lost revenue per job.
The leak, line by line
How billing leakage revenue leaks
| Leakage point | How revenue leaks | What JobOS Pro measures |
|---|---|---|
| Unlogged Diagnostic Time | Hours spent troubleshooting omitted from final bill | Billed vs actual job duration |
| Omitted Minor Materials | Consumables and fittings given away for free | Material-to-labor billing ratio |
| Delayed Invoice Generation | Invoices created days after work completion without detail | Time to invoice creation |
How JobOS Pro closes it
Stop the leak, keep the revenue.
- Require real-time time tracking on job timers linked directly to invoice line items.
- Mandate digital invoice sign-off on site before the technician leaves.
- Audit completed job logs automatically for material and time discrepancies.
100% work capture
Same-day invoicing
Increased average revenue/job
Zero unlogged labor
FAQ
Common questions
Related revenue leaks
Ensure every hour and part worked gets billed.
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