Hosted card links and in-person terminal taps are built to Windcave’s spec and being verified against a live merchant account before they replace the simulated flow. Until then, card payments are a sandbox.

Connect your own Xero org and push invoices across — that part works today. Payments and a two-way match at month-end are what’s left.

Timesheets that keep working in a basement or down a back paddock, syncing when the phone finds coverage. Invoicing already does this; the clock doesn’t yet.

Set-and-forget repeat work — weekly lawns, quarterly services, annual compliance — that re-books itself.

Per-person hours and days off already drive your booking slots. Next: who is qualified for what, and a view that shows the week is over-committed before you promise it.

Clients can already pay an invoice, accept a quote and follow a job from a link. Next: one place to see the lot and reschedule without ringing you.

Annual and sick leave on the same timesheet as the hours, so the payroll export is the whole picture.

Turn a voice note into a quote, a job card into an invoice, and a week of jobs into a plan.

Bank-to-bank payment on an invoice link — cheaper than card, and cleared the same day.

Order the day’s jobs by drive time, not by the order they were booked.

One-tap verification so repeat clients are recognised when they book, without leaking anyone’s details.