INTERNAL PORTAL — TEAM ACCESS
| Customer | Phone | Job # | Plan | Sys | Season | Added | Notes | Actions |
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Create a reusable material checklist, attach selected materials to one Jobber job, and mark items ready as they are collected. The catalog can be edited at any time.
| Waiting | Job # | Part | Supplier | Order # | Ordered | ETA | Tracking | Customer | Notes | Actions |
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One outdoor unit cools the whole home through air ducts and vents. Indoor part is usually a furnace + evaporator coil.
Both cools and heats the home. Key option for electrification and rebate programs.
Ductless: one outdoor unit + one or more indoor wall-mounted heads.
Heats air and pushes it through ductwork. In San Diego usually gas. Gas smell → customer must NOT wait: turn system off, call the gas company / 911.
Indoor blower cabinet that moves air through the ducts. Usually paired with a heat pump. Not an outdoor AC unit by itself.
Always ask the customer to text/email photos and attach them to the job in Jobber:
Internal estimator — equipment + install cost + permit + contingency + margin. Verify equipment availability and final rebates before presenting a proposal.
Track open Jobber quotes, create follow-up todos, request competing proposals, and re-evaluate pricing only after a comparable written quote is received.
| Todo / Due | Client | Quote | Amount | Status | Next action | Contact | Actions |
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Assign internal tasks to each other, track due dates and priorities, leave progress notes, and see what is open, overdue, waiting, or completed.
| Due | Task / Internal Note | Assigned To | Related | Priority | Status | Updated | Actions |
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Internal workflow for HVAC permit submittals. Enter project and equipment data, generate a clean scope, track required documents, and open a print-ready permit summary. Always verify final City requirements for the specific property and permit type.