SelfOperate

Supported business

What we build for a painting company.

Estimates from photos and walkthroughs, interior versus exterior. The build starts from what this kind of business actually needs to quote, schedule and get paid, and the verifications check those exact things.

01What we configure

Built around how this business works.

These are not options on a template. They are decisions the system makes because it knows this kind of business, and you approve them before they are built.

Estimate requests with photos and room countsPainting cannot be quoted blind. Photos and room counts get you close.
Walkthrough scheduling separate from job schedulingA walkthrough is a different appointment from the job. The calendar knows that.
Interior, exterior and cabinet service pagesCabinets are a separate market with separate pricing.
Deposit and progress payment structureMulti-day jobs need deposits and progress payments, not one checkout.

02Your Founder Actions

What only you can decide.

Alongside the usual Founder Actions such as identity verification and bank connection, this business type has a few of its own.

Confirm your licence details for the websitePrepared and explained in the Build Room. A few minutes each.
Set your deposit percentagePrepared and explained in the Build Room. A few minutes each.
Decide your paint-supply policyPrepared and explained in the Build Room. A few minutes each.

03What we verify

Checked the way a customer would use it.

Verification is specific to the business. A recurring cleaning plan is checked by creating one. A same-day junk request is checked by sending one at the wrong hour.

Walkthrough booking lands in your calendarExecuted, tested and verified, with the result in your evidence log.
Estimate request reaches your CRMExecuted, tested and verified, with the result in your evidence log.
Deposit payment clearsExecuted, tested and verified, with the result in your evidence log.

Describe your painting company.

One sentence is enough to start. We will come back with research, a recommendation, and a plan you can approve or change before anything is built.