ArcSync  · Run the job

Every system, always in step.

The layer underneath the rest of the system. A change made once shows up everywhere it should, and anything that doesn’t match gets flagged.

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jobs · hours · stagesleads · deals · stagesclient emailsinvoices · paymentsreplies · updatescrews · bookingsWorkArc systemONE RECORDFergusJOB SYSTEMHarperPlusCRMEmailGMAIL · OUTLOOKXeroACCOUNTSMessagesSMS · WHATSAPPCalendarCREWS · SITE VISITS
09:12Quote accepted in HarperPlus → job created in Fergus with its stages✓
09:40Client email from Linh → attached to job #2318✓
11:05Deposit paid in Xero → marked paid on the job, deal updated✓
14:20Crew B booked in Fergus → calendar and client updated✓

IllustrativeYour systems around one record, and a day of changes moving between them. Times and job numbers are examples.

01  The problem

Your systems don’t talk.

Every gap between two systems is a place where something gets missed.

  • A quote is accepted, but someone has to create the job by hand
  • A job finishes, but the invoice sits in a queue
  • A payment lands in Xero, but the job system still shows it owing
  • Timesheets go in, but the job cost never gets updated

Errors creep in, money goes missing, and someone in the office spends hours every week keeping the data consistent.

02  How it works

Enter it once. It moves from there.

ArcSync sits between the tools you already run and keeps them working from the same data.

03  What it does

What stays in step.

Every part of the job, connected and current.

04  Where it runs

Inside what you already run.

ArcSync connects the job system you run with your accounts. It’s the part of the system you won’t see, and the one everything else relies on.

05  Related parts

Works alongside.

ArcSync is one of seven parts. These are the ones it leans on most. See the whole system.

06  Ready when you are

Book a call.

Thirty minutes. We map how data moves through your business today and show you where ArcSync would close the gaps.

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