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LANDSCAPING OPERATIONS

Practical thinking for the business behind the landscape.

Running a landscaping company means connecting what you sell, what your crew does and what you collect. These resources draw on practical landscaping-business experience to help owners make those connections.

THE OPERATING FLOW

01 / Lead

Start with the right context.

Understand the inquiry, the property and the work being requested before preparing a proposal.

Techunly estimate form with lead and client search.
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Landscaping business owner using a tablet beside a property.

02 / Estimate

Make the scope clear.

Bring the proposed services, scope and price together so the customer can review what is included.

Techunly estimate creation screen.
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Office administrator working at a computer.

03 / Approval

Keep the agreement connected.

Review the scope and price accepted by the customer before planning the job.

Proposal options and signature area for accepting a landscaping estimate.
Actual Techunly interface, shown in English.
Office administrator working at a computer.

04 / Schedule & Routes

Give recurring and one-time work a clear plan.

Techunly organizes recurring and one-time work through scheduling and permanent routes. Master Routes provides weekly route templates for recurring visits.

Techunly Master Routes with weekly route indicators and the route directory.
Actual Techunly interface, shown in English.
Office administrator working at a computer.

05 / Work Orders

Give the crew a clear assignment.

Connect the work to the field team with the job instructions they need for the assignment.

Techunly crew view showing assigned stops.
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Two landscaping crew members reviewing a phone together.

06 / Inspection

Review the work against the scope.

Check the completed work and identify any follow-up before considering the job ready for billing.

Techunly Inspections directory with indicators and a new inspection form.
Actual Techunly interface, shown in English.
Two landscaping crew members reviewing a phone together.

07 / Invoice

Bill for the agreed work.

Review the work being billed, its invoice and any outstanding balance.

Techunly invoice directory with example billing records.
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Office administrator working at a computer.

08 / Payment

Close the financial follow-up.

Review payment status and outstanding balances. A completed assignment and a paid invoice are different milestones.

Techunly invoice directory showing payment follow-up.
Actual Techunly screenshot. Example data does not represent customer results. Interface shown in English.
Office administrator working at a computer.

FROM AGREEMENT TO PAYMENT

Explore how the work connects.

01 / Estimates

Keep the promise attached to the job.

Review the property, proposed scope and approved estimate before the work reaches the field.

Explore estimating

An office decision. A field assignment. A financial follow-up.

02 / Scheduling

Give the next workday a clear plan.

Scheduling sets when work happens. Dispatch coordinates assignments; routes provide travel context. Work orders carry the specific job instructions. Review each step separately.

Explore scheduling and dispatch

An office decision. A field assignment. A financial follow-up.

03 / Crews

Put the assignment within reach.

Help the field team find assigned work and communicate completion. Crew access is the field workflow, not a replacement for office scheduling or dispatch.

Explore crew workflows

An office decision. A field assignment. A financial follow-up.

04 / Invoicing

Follow the work through to payment.

Review what is ready to invoice and what still needs payment follow-up. Finishing a job and collecting its payment are different stages.

Explore invoicing

An office decision. A field assignment. A financial follow-up.

05 / Bilingual operations

Choose the language that fits your team.

Run the business in English or Spanish. When office staff and field crews use different languages, review the same operational workflow in each person’s preferred language.

Explore English and Spanish workflows

An office decision. A field assignment. A financial follow-up.

Practical decisions. Real experience.