Aamir.melbourne

Recurring jobs · Melbourne

Stylised illustration: cleaning tools, calendar rings and route dots for commercial cleaning operations

Recurring jobs, quoting and crew scheduling—when spreadsheets run the business.

Cleaning companies juggle recurring schedules, quotes, crew assignments and payment follow-ups—often across Sheets, forms and accounting tools. I fix workflow and CRM issues for Melbourne cleaning businesses so ops and finance see the same jobs and invoices.

Fixed-price workflow rescues from A$699 · Often a 48-hour window once scope is agreed · Melbourne-based delivery

  • Melbourne-based · AEST-friendly
  • Reply within one business day
  • Fixed-price options where scope allows
  • You own the data, code and systems

COMMON PAIN POINTS

  • Recurring jobs drift

    Weekly or fortnightly visits change but the schedule spreadsheet does not—crews turn up at the wrong time.

  • Quotes stuck in email

    Accepted quotes do not create jobs or Stripe/Xero invoices without manual copy-paste.

  • Crew vs client data split

    Field notes and office billing refer to different job IDs for the same visit.

  • Chasing payments manually

    Failed charges and overdue invoices are tracked in someone's inbox instead of a dashboard.

TOOLS YOU PROBABLY USE

  • Stripe
  • Xero
  • Google Sheets
  • HubSpot
  • Typeform
  • Calendly

WHAT IMPROVES

  • Job and invoice data aligned for ops and finance
  • Less manual schedule repair each week
  • Fixed-price workflow rescue when sync breaks
  • Room to grow into a simple owned dashboard later

SELECTED BUILDS

HOW WE START

  1. Email what hurts, which tools you use, and what “done” looks like.
  2. Short call or async alignment—I confirm fit and rescue vs build.
  3. Written next step: fixed-price rescue, phased dashboard, site, or retainer.

FAQ

We run everything in Google Sheets—is that a problem?
Sheets are fine as a starting point. I often connect Sheets, forms and payments into a clearer workflow or owned dashboard so you outgrow chaos without a rip-and-replace day one.

How do you schedule and invoice today?

Describe recurring jobs, crew tools and where payments slip.

  • I reply with clarifying questions or an honest “not a fit.”
  • If we align, we book a short call or move straight to a written proposal.
  • You always get a clear next step—fixed price, phased build, or retainer.