Built for how electrical shops actually work
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, and whole-home rewires are big-ticket jobs. Ritmas closes them with good, better, best and financing in one tap, dispatches the mixed crews around them, and builds in the money. So you win more installs and get paid faster.
Win the panel upgrade at the door
A panel upgrade, an EV charger, a standby generator, or a rewire can run from a couple thousand dollars to sixteen, and price is what stalls the deal. Ritmas puts good, better, best in front of the customer with a monthly payment on each option and financing in one tap, so the bigger job feels affordable and gets approved on the spot.
- Good, better, best with a monthly payment shown on each
- Financing in one tap, so big installs are not lost on price
- Approve from the estimate link, no second trip to close
Fit service calls around the install schedule
An electrical shop runs one-visit service calls and multi-day install crews at the same time, and generic tools assume every job is a single stop. Ritmas dispatch holds both on one board, so a same-day service call can slot in without blowing up the panel install that is already crewed for the week.
- Schedule quick service calls and multi-day crews on one board
- Move the day in real time when an urgent call jumps the queue
- Techs see the change on mobile the moment dispatch makes it
Safety inspections that come back around
Electrical does not have a furnace-on-a-clock replacement cycle, so the recurring you can build matters more. Safety inspection plans and generator maintenance agreements keep you on the calendar, and Ritmas generates the visits, bills the plan, and tracks who is due, so the book renews without office time.
- Auto-generate the recurring inspection and maintenance visits
- Bill the plan on a cadence so a one-time job becomes a relationship
- See who is due and who is lapsing before you lose them
Everything else an electrical shop runs on
Truck stock and inventory
Know what is on each truck and what a job consumed, across breakers, wire, and devices, so you stop losing margin to missing parts and last-minute supply-house runs.
A pricebook that keeps up
Copper and material prices move fast. Keep your flat-rate pricebook current so every quote holds its margin instead of billing at last season prices.
The whole job on mobile
The tech has the history, the photos, the line items, and payment in their pocket, online or off, and the office sees updates as they happen.
Margin you can see
Revenue, margin, and performance across the shop, with an AI consultant you can just ask which jobs and crews are actually making money.
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Electrical questions
The short answers. Reach out any time if you want to dig into the details.
Is Ritmas built for electrical contractors?
Yes. It runs the residential service and install workflow end to end: dispatch for mixed crews, professional estimates, truck-stock and inventory, financing on the big jobs, and the money built in.
Can I offer financing on a panel upgrade or generator?
Yes. Big installs like panels, EV chargers, and generators show good, better, best with a monthly payment on each, and financing is one tap from the estimate, so the customer can approve from a link.
Can I track truck stock and inventory?
Yes. Ritmas tracks what is on each truck and what each job used, so you protect margin on SKU-heavy work and know when to restock.
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