ScopeLock change orders

Extra work deserves extra pay.

Jobs change. ScopeLock makes every change a priced, approved part of the contract before you lift a tool, so the conversation at the end of the job is about the work, not the money.

Free during the pilot. Set up in about two minutes.

A contractor going over a job with homeowners at their kitchen island

Price it on the spot

Describe the change and its price from the job site. The customer sees the contract before, the change and the new total.

Approved before the work

The customer approves with their name on their phone. The approval is kept with the date and time and cannot be edited afterwards.

Customers can ask, you set the price

From their proposal link, customers can request a change themselves. You decide whether to do it and what it costs.

Invoices follow the contract

Approved changes go into the contract total, so the next invoice and the balance owed are already right.

Hall bathroom remodel · contract $12,500, accepted

Halfway through tile, the homeowner asks: "While you're here, can you add a niche in the shower?"

Not sent yet. Set the price and send it.

Said on site

"Sure, no problem."

On record: nothing

$12,500

The niche gets done. Getting paid for it is a conversation at the end of the job.

With ScopeLock

Change order #1

Waiting to be sent

$12,500

Before, change and new total, approved before the work.

Questions

Does an approved change order guarantee I get paid?

No software can promise that. A signed, dated record of what the customer agreed to makes the conversation much easier.

Is ScopeLock in every plan?

ScopeLock is part of the Pro plan. During the pilot every account has it.

Protect your next change order

Free during the pilot. Set up in about two minutes.