Text a link. Get back a booked job.

Your customer taps the link, photographs the fuse board, gets an itemised quote and pays, all under your name. No forms. A straightforward job skips the survey visit. Coming soon: your customer picks the date, and your engineer's job notes are written before they set off.

Included with every plan

The customer portal on a phone: a photo for each item of the survey
The customer portal on a phone: an itemised quote with the EV chargepoint grant taken off

Four steps, no forms

The customer portal asking for a photo of each item

Photos, not forms

Your customer opens the link you text them and photographs the meter, the fuse board with the door open, and where the car parks.

The customer portal survey on desktop, with the answers filled in

Onroute writes the survey

Onroute reads the main fuse, the earthing arrangement and single or three-phase supply from the photos. Your customer answers only what a photo can't show, in plain English.

An itemised quote in the customer portal with the EV chargepoint grant taken off

An instant, itemised quote

Your standard install, extra cable per metre, a board change, all line by line as the answers arrive. Any OZEV grant is taken off where the customer qualifies. A three-phase supply gets an engineer's look, not a guess.

A quote accepted in the customer portal, in the installer's LCT Fulfilment branding

Paid on the spot

Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Coming soon: a date picked from days that already fit an engineer's run, and the job notes written for your engineer.

Everything between enquiry and install

Surveys done by photo

A handful of photos of the board, the meter and the drive. Onroute fills the survey from them and asks only what it can't see.

Your brand, front to back

Your logo, your colours, your own domain (set up for you), on every screen and every email. Onroute is a small footer line, nothing else.

A short list of questions

The list gets shorter with every photo they take. Coming soon: your engineer's job notes, written from their answers.

Instant quoting

Itemised, from your own price list, updating as answers arrive. Anything you haven't priced, or that needs a proper look, is flagged to you rather than guessed.

Payments built in

Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, paid into your own account and matched to the job. The receipt goes out under your name.

Self-serve scheduling

Coming soon

Soon: your customer picks an install date, but only from days that already fit one of your engineers' runs, and the slot is held while they pay.

Documents & certificates

Issue the certificate and handover pack once and they stay on the customer's page. No more 'can you resend my certificate' emails.

Aftercare

Coming soon

Soon: post-install care for whatever your customer had fitted, per product and per trade.

Turn your next enquiry into a booked install

See it with your logo on.