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Agent 07

Field Ticket → Invoice

A photo of the daily ticket becomes a coded LEM and an invoice the client will actually approve.

25 min → 2 min

per ticket processed

Built for

  • Project controls
  • Cost coordinators
  • Payroll / timekeepers
  • Office admin
  • Foremen

Live example

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Scenario · An industrial contractor on a maintenance contract at an oil sands site. The foreman texts in Tuesday's ticket.

01Daily field ticket (photo)

DAILY FIELD TICKET No. 7734

Date: Sep 29 · Site: Plant 2 Utilities · PO 4500188231

  • Work: replace 4" valve on CW line, tie-in + hydro
  • R. Tailfeathers Jman Pipefitter 10 hrs
  • K. Dumont Jman Pipefitter 10 hrs
  • S. Abbott Apprentice 3rd 10 hrs
  • Welding rig #W-12 8 hrs
  • 1-ton picker #PK-4 4 hrs
  • Mat'l: gaskets, studs (see receipt)

Client rep: B. Laurent ✓

photo · IMG_0412

02Agent run

  1. Reading ticket
  2. Validating against roster & fleet
  3. Applying contract rates
  4. Coding & building invoice

03Client LEM / invoice

Output appears here

The problem

Crews fill out daily tickets in the truck. Days later someone in the office deciphers the handwriting, rekeys the hours and equipment into a LEM, looks up the PO and cost codes, and builds an invoice. It gets rejected because a rate is off. This agent reads the ticket from a photo, applies the right rate sheet and client coding, and produces a LEM and invoice in the operator's required format. Anything that doesn't match gets flagged before it goes out.

Today

  • Rekeying handwritten tickets into Excel
  • Wrong rate sheet or cost code, so the invoice gets rejected and payment slips 30 days
  • Equipment hours that never make it onto the invoice
  • Month-end scramble to reconcile hours with payroll

With the agent

  • Foreman snaps a photo and the LEM is drafted within a minute
  • Contract rates, POs, AFEs, and cost codes applied automatically
  • Mismatches flagged against the roster and equipment log
  • Client-format invoice ready, with hours also sent to payroll

How it works

4 steps, with you in control.

  1. 01

    Capture

    Foreman sends a photo of the signed ticket by text or app. Handwriting is read and structured.

  2. 02

    Validate

    Workers are checked against the site roster, classifications against the rate sheet, and equipment against the fleet list.

  3. 03

    Code

    PO, AFE / work order, and cost codes are applied per the client contract.

  4. 04

    Bill

    Produces the LEM and invoice in the client's format and sends hours to payroll.

Comes in

Ticket photo (SMS / app)
Contract rate sheet
Site roster + fleet list

Agent does

Read handwriting
Apply rates + codes
Flag mismatches

You check

Project controls approves

Goes out

Client LEM
Invoice
Payroll hours

Works with

  • QuickBooks Online
  • Sage 300
  • Client e-invoicing portals
  • Excel LEM templates
  • Payroll export

Nothing leaves without a person approving it. Agents draft, check, and flag. Your team makes the call. Data stays in your Microsoft 365 or Google tenant wherever possible.

What it's worth

Run your own numbers.

Slide to match your team. Defaults are typical for a small-to-mid contractor in the region.

15 hrs
$50/hr
70%

Hours back per year

504

Estimated annual value

$25,200

Estimate only, based on 48 working weeks. We confirm real numbers in a free workflow audit.

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