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Service entrance · Built for electrical contractors

Every foot of wire, accounted for.

VoltPrime runs your stockroom, your trucks and your jobs in one system. Material gets scanned when it moves, pulled to the job it goes into, and billed instead of forgotten in a van.

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Built alongside a working electrical contractor. We onboard a few shops at a time, by hand.

Runs on
Web · iPhone · Android
Labels
Zebra and Brother printers
Gets you paid
Card pay links on invoices
Brings over
Housecall Pro customers, item spreadsheets
Roles
Owner · Office · Warehouse · Tech
Panel schedule

One panel. Every part of the shop on its own breaker.

Inventory and field service share one stock count, so the office, the warehouse and the trucks are always looking at the same number.

Panel VP-1Main 200 A120/240 VLocation: your shop
CktCircuitLoadΦLoadCircuitCkt
1StockroomCounts by location, full ledger, min and maxWarehouseAWarehouseTrucksPar levels, restock lists, loads2
3Jobs and constructionPull, return, used, per jobTech · OfficeBOffice · TechDispatch and fieldBoard, visits, estimates, invoices4
5PurchasingDraft POs from low stock, receivingOfficeCEveryoneLabels and scanningCode 128 labels, phone scanner6
7SPACE QuickBooks sync. Being wired now.ASPACE Text messages to customers. Being wired now.8

Odd circuits on the left, even on the right, phases A-B-C down the bus, like the panel in your customer's garage.

Why one panel

Most job apps stop at the invoice. The stock lives somewhere else.

Field service apps are built around the job. When you ask them about inventory, they point you to a second product with its own login and its own bill. VoltPrime starts in the stockroom, so the job, the truck and the shelf are counting the same thing.

The usual setup

A job app, plus an inventory add-on

  • Two logins, two bills, two vendors to call
  • The job knows what was quoted. The count lives in the other system.
  • When a number looks wrong, you check both to find out why
VoltPrime

One panel, one count

  • One login for the office, the warehouse and the techs
  • Every pull, return and truck load writes to the same ledger
  • Low stock drafts the PO in the same place the job used the part

Coming from Housecall Pro or Jobber? Neither tracks stock on hand by itself, and both point you to a separate inventory app. VoltPrime brings your customers over from Housecall Pro and your items from a spreadsheet.

Looked at the big platforms? Some have real inventory. They also come with workshops and an implementation project sized for much larger companies. VoltPrime is set up in three visits, with you, by hand.

Based on Housecall Pro's and Jobber's public product and help pages, November 2026.

Ckt 1 · StockroomLoad: warehouse

Know what's on the shelf before you send someone for it.

Every location has its own count: the warehouse, each shelf, each truck. Every move writes a line to the ledger, so a number that looks wrong has a history you can read.

  • Min and max per location, with suggested limits from what you actually use
  • Cycle counts on the phone, approved by the office before they post
  • Variants and kits, so the 15 A and 20 A versions never share a count
Example data
12/2 NM-B, 250 ft coil
Warehouse · Shelf A4
14on hand
Min 6Max 20Suggested max 16
DateMovementQtyBalance
Nov 3Received on PO-1182+1219
Nov 4Loaded to Truck 7−217
Nov 4Pulled to job 2231−413
Nov 5Returned from job 2231+114
Nov 6Cycle count, approved014
Ckt 2 · TrucksLoad: warehouse, techs

Trucks come back to par every morning.

Set a par level for each van. VoltPrime builds the restock list from what came off the truck, and the warehouse loads it by scanning. The stock moves with the scan, so the truck's count is right before it leaves the yard.

  • Restock lists per truck that roll forward until they're filled
  • Shortfalls show up before the tech finds the empty bin
  • Cancel a job and its parts go back on the truck's count
Example data
Ckt 3 · Jobs and constructionLoad: techs, office

Material follows the job it went into.

On construction work, pull material from the warehouse to the job, return what's left over, and see what was actually used. On service calls, parts come off the truck and land on the invoice.

  • Pulled, returned and used, tracked per job
  • Techs request material from the field, and quoted parts request themselves
  • Special orders tracked from the PO to the job they're for
Example data
Job 2231 · Henley kitchen remodel
Construction · Rough-in
In progress
ItemPulledReturnedUsed
12/2 NM-B, ft1,000250750
20 A AFCI breaker817
Old-work box, 1-gang16313
TR duplex, 15 A20416
Used material on the invoice$1,842.60
Ckt 4 · Dispatch and fieldLoad: office, techs

The office schedules it. The tech runs it from the phone.

Lay out the week on the dispatch board by day, week or map. Techs see their own jobs, run the visit on the phone, take photos, and send the estimate for approval before they leave the driveway.

  • Estimates the customer approves from their inbox
  • Invoices with a card pay link, or record cash and checks in the office
  • Reminders for open estimates and unpaid invoices go out by email
Example data
Dispatch · Week of Nov 9
3 techs · 12 visits
Week
Mon 9
Tue 10
Wed 11
Thu 12
Fri 13
MarcusTruck 7
2231 HenleyRough-in
2231 HenleyRough-in
Panel swap8:00
EV charger9:30
AnaTruck 3
Service call8:00GFCI trips1:00
Estimate10:00
Service call8:30
Lighting9:00
DevTruck 5
Generator7:30
Generator7:30
2240 OrtizTrim-out
Ckt 5 · PurchasingLoad: office

Purchase orders that draft themselves.

When stock drops below its minimum, VoltPrime drafts the PO, picks the supplier from your price book, and waits for you to send it. Receive against it at the dock, and close it short when the supplier does.

  • Draft POs on a schedule, built from low stock
  • Email the PO to the supplier from VoltPrime
  • Update supplier price books without retyping them
Example data
PO-1190 · Northside Electric Supply
Drafted Thu 6:00 AM from low stock
Draft
ItemQtyEachTotal
20 A 1-pole breaker24$9.85$236.40
TR duplex, 15 A, box of 106$14.20$85.20
½″ EMT, 10 ft40$7.48$299.20
12/2 NM-B, 250 ft4$118.00$472.00
$1,092.80EditReview and send
Ckt 6 · Labels and scanningLoad: everyone

Label the shelf once. Scan it from then on.

Print Code 128 labels on a Zebra or Brother printer, straight from the phone. Scan to look something up, move it, count it or pull it to a job. The app remembers where you're standing, so you scan the item and skip the rest.

  • Shelf, bin and item labels in batches
  • Send a print from the office computer to the phone next to the printer
  • Self-checkout for techs grabbing parts after hours
Example data
2 × 1 in · 203 dpiPrinting from Ana's phone
Load calculationYour numbers

Run the numbers on your own shop.

Walking off in vans each year
$28,800
$60,000 × 12 months × 4% = $28,800 · $3,600 per truck

Starting values are an example. Put in your own.

Getting set upThree visits, same as a job

We set you up the way you'd wire a house.

  1. Rough-in

    Bring in what you have

    Your item list from a spreadsheet, opening counts for the warehouse and every truck, and your customers from Housecall Pro.

  2. Trim-out

    Label and set par

    Print shelf and bin labels, set min and max for the warehouse and par for each truck, and invite the office and the techs.

  3. Final

    Turn it on

    Techs scan parts off the truck, the office runs dispatch, and the first restock lists are waiting the next morning.

Early accessA few shops per round

Apply for early access.

Who it's for
  • Electrical contractors running roughly 10 to 75 people
  • A stockroom or warehouse, and trucks that carry stock
  • Service calls, construction, or both
What happens next

We call you, walk your stockroom with you, and set up your shop by hand. VoltPrime was built alongside a working electrical contractor's warehouse crew and techs.

Send us four answers
  1. Company
  2. Your name
  3. Field techs
  4. What runs your shop today
Email for early access

The button opens an email with the questions filled in. Or write to keefe@youngcorporation.com.