Voice-to-task capture
Talk to your phone from the ute and jobs, materials and reminders file themselves in the right place.
- Now
- notes on scraps of paper
- With AI
- nothing falls through
For New Zealand electricians
Electrical work is scheduling under constant interruption. You've got a fit-out booked for the week, then a fault call comes in, then the builder on site changes the run and that's a variation nobody wrote down. By Friday the job's finished but the paperwork tells a different story than the work did.
The expensive part isn't the interruption — it's the variation that never made it onto the invoice, and the certificate of compliance that took forty minutes to locate. Both are record-keeping problems, and record-keeping is where AI is genuinely, boringly good.
A starting blueprint for your electrical business, assembled from the workflows that fit this trade. It isn't a fixed package — we shape it around how you actually work — but this is the shape it usually takes.
Talk to your phone from the ute and jobs, materials and reminders file themselves in the right place.
Snap photos or dictate notes on site and get a priced, on-brand quote back in minutes.
Jobs and crews auto-arranged by location, priority and availability — fewer gaps, less windscreen time.
Customers book themselves into real availability, and reminders cut the phone-tag completely.
Modelled on a 3-person operation at NZ$105/hr — roughly typical for New Zealand electricians.
These are indicative figures, computed from typical hours for each workflow at the team size and charge-out rate shown — not a promise, and not measured from your business. Change the inputs on the blueprint builder to model your own numbers.
Proof, not a pitch deck
Quarvois our own platform, running a real New Zealand business every day: quoting, scheduling, invoicing, bank reconciliation and a full set of accounts, with an AI manager called Torq sitting across the whole thing. It runs on our own GPU hardware in New Zealand — so the data never leaves the country, and there's no per-token bill to a US API.
That's the difference between a consultancy that talks about AI and one that ships it. Everything on this page is something we've actually had to make work in production.
That's one of the highest-value things we build for electricians. You say what changed — voice note from the van is fine — and it's logged against the job with the extra materials and labour priced, ready to go onto the invoice. The variation stops being something you have to remember on Friday.
It can. We've already built live supplier price syncing into our own product for a steel and fabrication business, so pricing from a trade portal flows into quotes automatically rather than being typed in from a PDF. Whether we can do it for your wholesaler depends on what they expose — that's one of the first things we'd check.
Filed and findable. Each CoC and test record is attached to its job and property, so producing one on request is a search rather than an archaeology project. The certification decision stays with the registered person — we're automating the filing, not the sign-off.
Ring either of us directly. You'll speak to the person who'd actually build it — no gatekeeping, no discovery call before anyone technical shows up.
Andrew
Founder & engineer
Builds the AI systems — including Quarvo, running a real NZ business every day.
021 149 5933Elliot
Engineer
Automation, integrations and getting it working inside your existing setup.
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