Connections
Contrax plugs into what you already use.
Your bank, your card reader, your phone. Connect what's useful, ignore the rest — every one of these is optional and off until you turn it on.
Each connection is per company and can be disconnected any time.
The AI doing the work
Not one model doing everything badly. The right model for each job, and the same ones you already use every day.
Reads your walkthrough video, works out the scope, writes the line items and prices them off your rate book. It also reads receipts photographed on site and drafts your client emails.
Used alongside Claude across the app for drafting and interpretation, so no single provider is a single point of failure.
Generates the marketing graphics and ad images in Marketing Hub from a text description.
Money
Connect your own Square account and invoices in the client portal carry a pay button, so deposits land the moment a contract is signed. Square also runs your Contrax subscription.
Securely links your business bank account so transactions arrive in the ledger automatically and receipts can be matched against them. Read-only — Contrax can never move money.
Talking to people
Text a client a signing link or a crew member their schedule, straight from Contrax, from your own number. Inbound replies come back into the job.
Marketing
Connect Bark and Contrax buys and scores leads against a hard spend limit you set, then drops the good ones straight into your CRM with the follow-up already scheduled. No open tap, no leads sitting in an inbox.
On the list
Built in the order contractors ask for them. If one of these would save you a job's worth of admin, say so — that moves it up.
Pull live material prices into your rate book instead of a number you wrote down in March, and match a pro-account purchase to the job it was bought for without photographing anything.
Your books already produce an HST-ready return. Filing it from Contrax is the obvious next step, so the quarter ends without a spreadsheet and an evening.
Push a clean, categorised year to whatever your accountant uses, so they work from real numbers instead of reconstructing them.
Your job schedule where you already look for it, so a site visit and a school pickup stop colliding.
Approved crew hours are already costed to the job. Sending them to payroll should not mean typing them a second time.
Square covers cards today. Contractors get paid plenty of other ways, and the client portal should take all of them.