Clean It Up
		UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: swanson on June 09, 2019, 04:24:52 pm
		
			
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				Hi
I’ve had a cleaning business for 5 years.
But over that time I’ve focused more on window cleaning.
SET UP 400 litre double di system. From Varitec.
My dilemma.
I have 150 domestic  customers and 20 commercial.
It generates me around the 5 grand per month  give or take.on a 4/8 weekly rotation.
When I’ve done the clean I mark in the diary the next clean works well for me.
What I need advice on would it be worth my while switching to cleaner planner, and is it easy to work with and how does it work.
I ask the question because 170 jobs  have I got enough customers to justify it.
Many thanks 
			 
			
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				I think the basic package would be of benefit and not too costly per month - however if your not intending to expand any further and its all working well as you currently do it - don't change!
Darran
			 
			
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				No I want to expand
I would like around 300 customers.
			 
			
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				then trial cleaner planner for a month - see how you get on - lots on here use it so help should be readily available
Darran
			 
			
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				Thanks mate
I will give it a trial run.
Is it easy to use and set up.
			 
			
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				You may also want to have a look at 'Aworka'. 
I have around 300 customers and it works well for me.
In addition, Chris (who runs it) is extremely helpful.
			 
			
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				Thanks for that.
Is it cheaper then cleaner planner.
			 
			
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Thanks for that.
Is it cheaper then cleaner planner.
I think it is but...look it up!
			 
			
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				I still use George. Cheap and cheerful and does what I need.
			
 
			
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I still use George. Cheap and cheerful and does what I need.
It doesn't have any text functionality or emailing invoices ? Purely just organising right since its offline.
			 
			
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I still use George. Cheap and cheerful and does what I need.
It doesn't have any text functionality or emailing invoices ? Purely just organising right since its offline.
That's true, but I only have about five formal invoices a month which I raise in MS Word and email. Quite a few businesses are happy with my standard "We've cleaned today, please pay up" slips that I leave upon completion.
It's fine for me and its reports serve as the basis of my tax returns.
			 
			
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				We use aworka and xero for vat.
Aworka is great, too early to pass judgement on xero.
			 
			
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				I email invoices with the George no problem  ;D