Coverage
Hardly any electrical contractor does only one thing. You point elektro.box at what you actually do when you set it up — order types, areas and defaults follow from that. This is the list.
The call at seven, the job at nine, the Rapport the same evening. Small jobs without a quote, service contracts with intervals, on-call rostered.
In detailFrom measurement through instalments and retention to the final invoice. Construction projects across several sites, and the deadlines between.
In detailGrid application, commissioning, subsidy file. The one-off payment has a deadline, and the installation stays yours for twenty years afterwards.
In detailRarely one job, usually a property: many charge points, one load management, and billing that keeps running.
Whoever opens a KNX installation in five years wants to know what was parameterised last time. The installation is the memory, not the fitter.
Cabling, test protocol, handover — and the documentation somebody who was not there asks for years later.
Installations with maintenance intervals and handover protocols. Who has access, who changed it, and when it was last checked.
Readings nobody retypes. Safety certificate, inspection periods — and the independence NIV Art. 33 requires.
In detailCabinet building with a parts list and a handover, controls with a revision. Work that was not in the quote, billed properly.
Then tell us. The list grew because Betriebe said what was missing.
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