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What are Quick Actions?

The Quick Actions button (also called the FAB - Floating Action Button) is a circular button with a plus icon that appears in the bottom-right corner of most pages. It gives you instant access to the most common tasks you perform every day. On a phone it sits at the end of the bottom bar, level with the tabs, so creating something and switching screens live side by side. On a computer it floats in the bottom-right corner of the page. Dashboard with FAB

Using Quick Actions

1

Click the Quick Actions button

Look for the floating button with a plus icon in the bottom-right corner of your screen.
2

Choose an action

When you click the button, a menu expands showing the available actions:FAB menu open
  • New Customer - Add a new customer with optional property details
  • New Job - Create confirmed work (customer + property + service + appointment)
  • New Quote - Start a quote for a customer and property
  • New Assessment - Start an assessment when you need a look before you can price the work FAB menu opened
Each menu item shows an icon and label. Click any item to perform that action.
3

Complete the form

After selecting an action, a form opens right on top of the page you were already on. Fill in the required information and follow the steps — if you close it without finishing, you stay exactly where you were.Quick create menu open
When the menu is open the + turns into an and the page behind it dims.
Click the dimmed page behind the menu, or press the , to close the menu without selecting an action.
You only see the actions your role allows. If your role can’t create quotes, for example, New Quote simply isn’t in the menu.

Available actions

New Customer

Opens the customer creation form where you can:
  • Enter customer contact information
  • Optionally add their first property
  • Save and continue to set up services
Customer create modal See Adding customers for detailed instructions.

New Quote

The New Quote action starts a quote for a customer and property. It asks two questions — Who’s this for? and Which property? — and then drops you on the new quote’s own page, where you add the services you’re quoting. Quote modal over the dashboard See Creating quotes for detailed instructions.

New Assessment

The New Assessment action starts an assessment — use it when you need photos or an on-site visit before you can put a number on the work. It asks who it’s for and which property, then how you want to assess the work. Assessment modal over the dashboard See Working assessments for detailed instructions.

New Job

The New Job action creates confirmed work using a multi-step wizard:
  1. Choose intent - Schedule a job, or switch to quoting the work instead
  2. Select or create customer - Search existing or add new
  3. Select or create property - Choose address or add new location
  4. Configure job details - Service name, pricing, billing, frequency, and the job’s start date (required)
Job modal over the dashboard This is perfect when:
  • Work is confirmed and doesn’t need a quote or assessment
  • You know the pricing and scope upfront
  • You’re ready to schedule and start immediately
See Creating jobs for detailed instructions.

Other common actions

These actions aren’t in the Quick Actions FAB but are easily accessible from the relevant pages:
  • Record Payment — Available as a button at the top of the Money page and on any customer’s billing history page. See Recording payments.
  • Send Invoice — Available on the invoice detail page. On a completed appointment the same flow starts from Create Invoice instead. See Sharing payment links.
  • Add Charge / Add Credit — Available as dedicated buttons at the top of any customer’s billing history page. See Customer balances.

Where the Quick Actions button appears

The Quick Actions button appears on most pages after you log in. It floats in the bottom-right corner, always accessible no matter where you are in the application.
The Quick Actions button is hidden during multi-step creation wizards (such as the New Job and New Quote wizards) so it doesn’t interfere with form inputs.

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