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Overview

When work is finished, mark the appointment as complete. The completion form lets you document visit notes, customer-facing notes, photos, and service records all on one screen. For most recurring services the next visit is already on the calendar, so completing one is a single step — a scheduling step only appears when there’s no upcoming visit left to confirm. For Jobs: Document completion notes, photos, and service records, then optionally schedule the next appointment. For per-service billing, completing an appointment automatically creates a charge on the customer’s account. For Assessments: Document your assessment findings and create a quote with pricing and service details based on what you observed.

Completing a Job appointment

Jobs are confirmed work where you perform the service and document what was done.
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Open the appointment

Click on the appointment from the calendar or from the service details page. This opens the dedicated appointment detail page.Appointment page with Complete Visit buttonComplete Visit is the primary button on every scheduled appointment — whether it’s due today, overdue, or still scheduled in the future — so you can always finish a visit straight from this page. Everything else (directions, the “on my way” or confirmation text, reschedule, skip, cancel) sits behind the More Actions button just below it.
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Add any extra charges (optional)

Before completing, you can add additional line items for extra work performed or materials used. From the appointment detail page, scroll to the Service details section and tap the arrow button to open the service details page. Add any service or material items, then navigate back to the appointment.See Adding service items for full instructions.
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Click Complete Visit

Tap Complete Visit to open the completion form.Completion form
If the job has a checklist with required questions, you’ll be routed through the checklist first — required answers must be filled in before you can continue to the completion form. See Completing checklists on a job.
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Fill in the completion form

All fields are on one screen:Visit notes — Write your internal notes about the work performed. These are for your own records and are not shown to the customer.Notes filled inAI Assist — Click the AI Assist button (✦) to automatically extract structured service records from your notes and draft a customer-facing summary. See AI-powered note parsing below for details.Service records — Tap any category button (Chemical Readings, Chemical Adjustments, Observations) to open that category’s screen and add or review entries.Observations screen (empty)Observation addedSee Service records for details on each record type.
If trades (industries) are enabled for your account, the completion form adapts to the job’s trade. Pool jobs show the full set of pool fields — Chemical Readings, Chemical Adjustments, and Observations — while other trades (and jobs with no trade) show a simpler Observations-only completion. If the job has no trade yet, ProBase shows a “Set an industry for this service” prompt so you can tag it on the spot and unlock the right fields. See Industries (trades).Pool completion with chemical fields
Customer Notes — Optionally write a brief, customer-facing description of what was done. This appears on the customer’s service report and invoice. AI Assist fills this in automatically from your visit notes.Add after photos — Tap Add Photos to attach pictures of the completed work.Photo uploadedEach photo you attach is listed underneath with a small thumbnail and its filename:
  • Tap a thumbnail to open the full-size photo in a new tab — handy for checking a shot is in focus and shows what you meant before you finish the visit.
  • Tap the ✕ next to a photo to remove it. Tapping ✕ only removes the photo — it won’t open the full-size view.
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Tap Complete Visit

Tap Complete Visit at the bottom of the form.For most recurring services, the next visit is already on the calendar as part of the pre-scheduled chain. When that’s the case, there’s nothing more to schedule — the form simply confirms the date of the next visit and marks this one complete.Completion confirming the next visit is already scheduledCompleted appointment with no extra scheduling step
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Schedule the next visit (only when none is booked)

If a recurring service has no upcoming visit on the calendar — for example after you skipped scheduling on a previous visit — a scheduling step appears so you can book the next one. The date and time are pre-filled based on the service interval.Schedule next visitCheck Skip scheduling if you don’t want to schedule the next visit right now. When checked, the date and time fields are hidden and the service is left without a future appointment.For cancelled services, this scheduling step is automatically skipped since no future appointments should be created.Cancelled service — no scheduling stepTap Schedule to create the next appointment, or Done if you checked Skip scheduling.
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View the completed appointment

After completing, the appointment detail page shows the completed status with your visit notes and service records.Completed appointment
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Create and send the invoice (optional)

After completing a job appointment, a Create Invoice button appears as the primary action when you open the appointment from the calendar.Completed appointment with Create Invoice buttonTap Create Invoice to build the invoice and open a preview. The preview shows your business information, the customer’s details, and all charges so you can confirm everything looks correct before sending.
Create Invoice doesn’t send anything yet — it prepares the invoice for you to check. Sending is the next step, Send to Customer.
Invoice preview before sendingTap Send to Customer to mark the invoice as sent. The SMS compose step opens next with a pre-filled message and payment link ready to share.SMS compose modal with payment link
  • Send SMS — Opens your messaging app with the message pre-filled (shown when the customer has a phone number on file)
  • Copy — Copies the full message, including the payment link, to your clipboard so you can paste it wherever you like
  • Copy Message — Also copies the full message to your clipboard (shown instead of Send SMS when no phone number is on file)
The button reads Copied! for a couple of seconds once the message really is on your clipboard. If your phone refuses the copy, you’ll see a red “Copy failed. Try again.” message instead — tap it again. See Copying links and messages.
Already sent the invoice? Tapping Create Invoice again jumps you straight to the SMS compose step with the same invoice — no second invoice is created. Use this when you need to re-share the payment link with the same customer.

Completing an Assessment appointment

Assessments are on-site evaluation visits: you go out, see the property, and decide what to quote. Completing the visit is deliberately light — a note to yourself, then a choice about what happens next.
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Open the assessment and tap Complete visit

Open the assessment from the Assessments screen, the calendar, or the customer’s page, then tap Complete visit.
If the visit has a checklist, the checklist step opens first — answer the required questions and tap Continue to reach the notes sheet. See Completing an assessment with a checklist.
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Write your notes (optional)

Type what you found during the visit in the Notes field. These are private — only you see these notes — and they carry into the quote so you don’t have to remember the details later.The complete-visit sheet
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Choose how to finish

The sheet gives you three ways out:Completed, quoting later
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Build the quote

If you chose Complete and create quote, an empty draft quote opens with a Context from Assessment card at the top — your notes, the customer’s own words, their answers, and any photos, all in one place while you add services and pricing.The draft quote opened from a completed visitAdd your first service, set the pricing, then send the quote to the customer. See Building a quote for the full workflow.
Backing out of the draft quote doesn’t lose anything — the assessment simply stays at Ready to quote until you save the quote’s first service. See Assessments for the whole lead-to-quote workflow.

Your work is saved as you go

If you have to step away mid-completion — to pull supplies, take a call, or jump to another screen — ProBase saves your in-progress work automatically. When you reopen the completion form for the same appointment, everything you’d already entered is still there:
  • Visit notes and Customer Notes are autosaved when you tap out of the field
  • Service records (chemical readings, chemical adjustments, observations) are saved each time you tap Done on a category screen
  • Photos uploaded to the form persist even if you close and reopen it
Completion form with autosaved notes and an observation entry Reopened completion form — all previous work restored This means it’s safe to leave the completion form at any point. Pick it back up later from the appointment detail page (or by navigating back to the calendar) and everything you entered will be exactly where you left it. Drafts are kept until you tap Complete Visit or cancel the completion entirely. Photo uploaded mid-completion Same photo still attached after reopening the form

What happens when you complete

When you mark an appointment complete:
  1. The appointment status changes to Completed
  2. Your completion notes and service records are saved
  3. For per-service billing: A charge is automatically added to the customer’s account for the base service price, plus separate charges for any service items you added
  4. For recurring services: The next visit is already on the calendar as part of the pre-scheduled chain (or, if none is booked, you can schedule it from the completion form). Recurring service items carry forward to upcoming visits automatically
  5. The completed appointment appears in the appointment history
  6. A Create Invoice button appears on the appointment detail — tap it to build the invoice, review the preview, and send it to the customer

AI-powered note parsing

When completing a job, you can use AI to automatically extract structured service records and draft customer-facing notes from your visit notes:
  1. Write your notes naturally in the Visit Notes field
  2. Click the AI Assist button (✦)
  3. The AI extracts service records and populates the category buttons (Observations, Chemical Readings, Chemical Adjustments), and drafts a Customer Notes summary from your notes
  4. Review and edit any parsed entries — tap a category button to open its screen, where you can edit values or remove entries
  5. Tap Complete Visit when ready
Example note that parses well:
“pH was 7.2, chlorine at 3 ppm. Added 2 lbs shock. Pool looked clear, no algae.”
This creates:
  • Chemical Reading: pH = 7.2
  • Chemical Reading: Chlorine = 3 ppm
  • Chemical Application: Shock = 2 lbs
  • Observation: “Pool looked clear, no algae”
The AI is smart about extracting different entry types from natural language, saving you time on data entry.
Materials and parts used on the visit aren’t captured here — add those as invoice line items on the appointment or service instead, so they appear on the invoice the customer receives. See Adding service items.
On accounts with AI assistance, if the job has checklists, ProBase can run this analysis for you automatically the moment you finish the checklist and continue to the completion form — you’ll see a full-screen “Analyzing your visit…” indicator while it drafts your service records and summary. See Automatic drafting when you finish a checklist.Checklist answers marked Include in service record are reconciled against those drafts, so a reading you captured on the checklist is saved once — with the value as you left it on this form. See One record per reading, even with AI Assist.
If AI Assist can’t run right now. AI drafting is a convenience, never a requirement. If the AI is busy or takes too long to respond, you’ll see a brief message — “AI assist is unavailable right now. You can still add records and notes manually.” — and nothing you’ve entered is lost. Just add your service records and notes by hand and complete the visit as usual. You can also tap AI Assist again to retry.

Automatic billing

For services with per-service billing, completing an appointment automatically:
  • Creates a billing line item (charge) on the customer’s account
  • Uses the service’s unit price as the charge amount
  • Applies tax based on the service’s tax rate
  • Shows the charge in the customer’s billing history
For services with subscription billing, completing an appointment does not create a charge for the base service — subscription charges are created automatically by ProBase on each configured billing date. Any additional service items added to the visit are still charged when the appointment is completed. See How billing works for more details.

Viewing completed appointments

Completed appointments appear in:
  • The calendar with a “Completed” status badge (green)
  • The service’s appointment history section
  • The customer’s activity timeline
Click on any completed appointment to open its detail page where you can see:
  • Completion notes
  • Service records (observations, chemical readings, materials used, etc.)
  • Any checklists filled in on the visit, now locked and read-only
  • The after photos you attached during completion
  • Completion date and time
  • The crew assigned to the appointment
Completed appointment view Service records help you track detailed information about each visit, making it easy to review service history and maintain consistency across appointments.

After photos

If you attached photos while completing the job, they appear in a Photos section on the completed appointment’s detail page. Tap any thumbnail to open the full-size image in a new tab. The section only shows when the visit has photos, so appointments completed without any stay clean. After photos on the completed appointment detail page

Completing appointments on cancelled services

If a cancelled service still has any scheduled appointments that need to be completed, you can still mark them as done:
  1. Open the scheduled appointment from the calendar or service details page
  2. Click the Complete Visit button
  3. The completion form works the same as for active services
  4. Important: The “Schedule next visit” step is automatically skipped for cancelled services
  5. For per-service billing, charges are still created when completing appointments
Completed on cancelled recurring service This allows you to finish out any remaining work before fully ending the relationship with the customer.