Veteran Vectors connects the software a business already owns, so nobody on the team types the same job twice.
Most contractors I talk to already have the tools: a field service app, QuickBooks, a CRM, and a few spreadsheets holding it all together. The problem is the tools don't talk to each other. Someone in the office spends hours every week copying job details, estimates and invoices from one to the next. Or an estimate goes out and nobody follows up, because it's sitting in someone's inbox.
I take one job like that and build it to run on the software you already pay for, in your own accounts, so you own it. It starts with a paid diagnostic, and that fee comes off the build. Once that job runs, we move to the next one.
I'm Anthony Pinto, a former Navy submarine officer based in the Chicago area. Veteran Vectors is an SBA-certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business.
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