Did that job make money?
Materials, labour and subbies, and you only find out at year end.
For Irish builders and carpenters
Extensions, renovations and site work with subcontractors, materials and RCT. Tradon keeps every job's costs, visits and invoices straight.
Materials, labour and subbies, and you only find out at year end.
Address, access, what to do, sent by text and lost.
Main contractor invoices and RCT deductions done by hand.
A real day
One ordinary working day for builders and carpenters. This is what Tradon does in the background.
Each person sees today's job, address and notes on their phone.
They get a private link to that one job, and see nothing else.
Bob reads the materials off it and puts them against the job.
0% VAT with the reverse charge wording. The RCT deduction is recorded when they pay.
Websites and local SEO
When someone nearby searches for builders and carpenters, you should be at the top: a modern website, your spot on the Google map and the details AI search reads, looked after every month.
Invoiced, minus wages, petrol and supplier bills, to the cent.
A private link per job: they see their job, and nothing else.
A PO number on each purchase, kept with the job.
Main contractors marked once; RCT deductions recorded as part of the payment.
Anything to do with money or your customers waits for someone to say yes. The AI only reads and fills in.
We set it up around how you already work and keep an eye on it every day from Saggart, Dublin 24.
When the main contractor pays, record the payment and the RCT deduction, so the invoice shows as fully settled.
No. A subcontractor gets a private link to the one job they're on. Take them off the job and the link stops working.
Both. You get the Tradon app, and real people in Saggart set it up around how you work and keep an eye on it every day.
There's no fixed package. A free automation audit first: a 30-minute chat, then a written one-page plan and one clear price. No contracts.
Book the free automation audit. A 30-minute chat, then a written plan of what we'd take off you first.
Or email hello@tradon.ie