IndustryHome & field services

Era for your landscaping & gardening.

Monthly garden care for villas and housing estates, seasonal jobs on the calendar, landscaping projects quoted by m².

Start with Era8 modules · 5 prepared workflows · 3 teammates

Is your work spread over 7 tools that don’t know each other?

Bookings in one place, messages in another, payments in a sheet. A change stays in one tool before it reaches the people who need it.

A call-out never reached the teamThe address stayed in WhatsAppService form on paperMaintenance list in a sheetTechnician calendar kept apartMissing part, second visit
Maintenance list in a sheetTechnician calendar kept apartMissing part, second visitA call-out never reached the teamThe address stayed in WhatsAppService form on paper
Quote approved over emailInvoice forgotten after the jobJob photos on a phoneA call-out never reached the teamThe address stayed in WhatsAppService form on paper

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Same week. Same team. A different day.

Garden care is weekly or monthly depending on the season; new landscaping projects start with a survey and a quote. Crews are routed to estates and villas.

Landscaping & gardening: the same work, today and with Era.

  • Today: Missed call-outs. The breakdown message never reached the team; the customer called twice. — Era: Same-day dispatch. The call is booked and assigned to an available technician.
  • Today: Forgotten servicing. The annual service passed; the customer went elsewhere. — Era: Care plans. When it’s due, the customer is invited and books themselves.
  • Today: Second visits. The needed part wasn’t in the van. — Era: Work orders. Unit, parts and notes on the work order before the technician leaves.
  • Today: Unbilled work. The job is done; the form waits on a desk. — Era: Job to invoice. A completed job becomes an invoice with a payment link.

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One workspace. Your whole business.

Setup switches 8 sections on together: home service, appointments, subscriptions, sales and more. The table is a sample filled with the setup’s real services.

Sample screen · illustrative data

Ready for landscaping & gardening. Working from day one.

Everything switched on at setup comes from this business type’s own list: services, teammates, workflows and sections.

Workflows that run themselves

Wired to real events; switch them on, off or change them in plain words.

WorkflowsOn
Care month starts → plan the visits
Visit done → short report to the customer
Quote accepted → approve → invoice
Quote sent → call back in 5 days

Your price list, ready on day one

It arrives as a sample; replace it with your own services and prices in the first step.

Services & pricessample

Landscaping & gardening

Lawn mowing & edging (up to 500 m²)120 min₺2.000
Hedge trimming (up to 30 m)180 min₺2.600
Tree pruning (per tree, up to 6 m)60 min₺1.200
Lawn fertilising & aeration120 min₺2.400
Garden spraying (pests & fungus)90 min₺1.800

Your teammates are ready

They work by your rules and ask you first before messaging, paying or deleting.

Care plannerTurns each month of a care contract into the right seasonal visits.
Project quote assistantAfter a design visit, drafts the landscaping quote by m².
Collections follow-upChases overdue invoices politely so customers pay without the owner having to ask.

Ask your workspace

Ask a question; get the answer with the records behind it.

Erasample

Whose service is due this month?

Twelve customers are due this month, four in the same district. I’ve drafted invitations and can group them on one day — I’ll ask before sending.

Sections on from day one

8 sections switch on together; turn off what you don’t need, add more later.

Before you start

Open the customer → Subscriptions → Start, monthly, with the amount. Each month the care planner lists the visits due in that season and you book them.

Book a garden design visit, close it with your notes and the project assistant drafts the quote: lawn, irrigation, plants. The Mavi Koy sample shows the layout.

The pipeline has a “Board approval” stage. Once they accept the quote, the approval workflow asks you to confirm and issues the invoice on 30-day terms.

Yes — closing a visit sends a short SMS, and your before/after photos stay on the visit.

In the customer’s Garden card (Gate access). The gardener sees it on the visit.

Home service, Appointments, Subscriptions, Sales, Quotes, Invoices, Website, AI; 7 ready services and products, 3 teammates, 5 workflows, 18 notification rules and a website theme.

Yes. Switch on “start with sample data” during setup to get realistic customers, records and history; remove them in one step when you are ready.

Send technicians out with everything they need.

Describe your business in a sentence and Era sets up services, teammates and workflows to match. It runs on your own AI subscription.

Start with Era