This is the whole of it — what you say, what Peqoy does back, and where your thumb comes in. No forms anywhere.
Mr Patel emails asking about a fuse board that keeps tripping. Peqoy spots it among the noise and it's waiting in 'what needs you' — reply already drafted, sounding like you. You read it, tap send.
Peqoy prices it from your own rates — your day rate, your materials, your VAT — and hands you the quote ready to send.
Nothing reaches Mr Patel until you tap. Change a line, ask for changes in plain English, or send it as it is.
Mr Patel says yes — the job lands in your diary, checked against what's already booked.
The quote becomes a proper VAT invoice — numbered, your bank details on it, ready in a tap.
A week on and nothing's landed, so Peqoy drafts the polite nudge. You read it, tap send. No awkward call, nothing forgotten.
Every job you've got on, in one screen — what needs you, what's booked, who owes what.