Ask it anything about your shop.
Shop Hand answers questions like "Who owes me?" and "What's on the schedule this week?" from your real jobs, invoices and calendar, and shows exactly what it will do before it changes anything.
"Who owes me?" "What's on the schedule this week?" Shop Hand looks it up in your real jobs, invoices and calendar, and answers in plain English. Type it or tap Talk.
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The questions you'd ask your office manager.
Money
Who owes me, what's overdue, which deposits are unpaid, which proposals are still out.
Schedule
What's this week, when's the next open start, which jobs are due.
Jobs and clients
Find a job, pull its materials, read back what the client said last.
How do I...
Step by step help for any part of Square Away, straight from the Help Center.
The whole week in one answer.
Tasks, site visits, pickups and due dates, day by day, from your calendar and your jobs. One tap opens the calendar if you want the full view.
- Answers from your records, not from memory or a guess.
- Plain English, on your phone, between cuts.
- Talk instead of type when your hands are full.

"Send Dana a reminder about her deposit."
Ask it to do something and it lays out exactly what will happen first: who it goes to, how it's sent, and the message word for word. Tap Do it, or Not now.
- It picks the right way to reach them. Email when there's no phone number on file, text when they've said yes to texts.
- The real invoice link goes with it, so your client can pay right from the message.
- It's logged on the job, so you can see what went out and when.

It does the work when you say go.
Questions just get answered. Nothing changes in your account.
Anything that changes a job shows a card first, "Shop Hand will:", with Do it or Not now.
Nothing goes to a client until you send it yourself.
Each message uses 6 credits. Your plan comes with credits, and you can buy more.
Ask it about your own shop.
On the setup call we load your jobs and invoices, then you ask it who owes you.