The job arrives
already written up.
Clients, jobs, quotes, invoices and a schedule — the ordinary things a trade needs. The difference is where the work comes from: when a Corbely landlord sends you a repair, it arrives as a job with what they wrote in it, and is invoiced with the client and the job attached.
Jobs arrive connected.
Work lands straight from a Property workspace, runs in yours, and both sides see it through to done.
Quote, do it, invoice, get paid.
Built and working — the parts a trade actually runs on, not a roadmap.
Clients & jobs
Every client with their history; every job with its stages, team and trail — quote to completion.
Schedule
Day, week, month and timeline views of the whole team’s work. Jobs land on the calendar as they’re booked.
Invoicing
UK-compliant invoices from your jobs — VAT, the construction reverse charge and numbering handled. Overdue ones are flagged, so you know who to chase.
Job workflows
Your own stages, visible to the customer — visits proposed and confirmed, photos, documents, live status.
Marketplace
An open feed of work posted by property workspaces — claim a job and it’s yours, wired up end to end.
Job chat
One thread per job, both sides in it — decisions and updates live with the work, not in someone’s texts.
One van or a whole firm.
The same jobs, quotes and invoices underneath. Firms with staff get a page of their own.
What lands next.
Corbely Business opens after Property, and the first firms on the list help decide the order these arrive in.
Priced per seat, not per client.
Free during the beta. After that, your team are seats — the people you work for never are, and a landlord handing you a job pays no per‑job fee either.