You check a quote before it goes to the customer.
Kwilo can suggest quote lines from what you speak or type. You review the detail and decide what belongs in the quote.
A customer gets in touch. You work out the price, put the work in the diary, do the job, send the invoice and keep the records. Kwilo is the practical assistant for the business, carrying the useful details from one step to the next.
Ava Bell needs a boiler pressure check. Her contact details, address and the new job sit together, ready for the conversation about what needs doing.
When Ava gets back in touch, the details are already with the job instead of being left in a message or notebook.
Take a closer look at customers and jobs
Open Magic Quote from Ava’s job, speak or type what the work involves, including any agreed extras, then check the suggested lines. Nothing joins the quote until you review and add it.


The diary shows where visits fit across the working week. Each booking keeps the customer, time and work together, with the available space left clear.
When the day changes, move the visit without having to recreate the job details around it.
Take a closer look at the diary and visits

Use the details already kept with the work, then check which invoices are settled and which are overdue. The customer and amount stay beside the payment status.
Receipts and business costs can be reviewed in Kwilo too, so the records do not all wait until the end of the day.
Kwilo keeps the details together and shows the next action beside the work. You remain in control of what goes to a customer and what is relied on for money or tax.
Kwilo can suggest quote lines from what you speak or type. You review the detail and decide what belongs in the quote.
A useful draft can save time, but the decision to edit, send or leave it for later stays with you.
Kwilo helps prepare and organise supported records. It does not replace an accountant or tax adviser, and it does not currently file quarterly updates or Final Declarations with HMRC.
See the current product first, then ask to join when you are ready. New businesses are being added gradually.