Electrical software for the Philippines
An electrical shop mixes quick service calls with bigger installs. A dead outlet takes an hour, a panel upgrade or EV charger takes planning and a signed estimate. DispatchMind keeps both kinds of work on one board, lets your electricians quote from the truck, and keeps the photos of every panel you touched.
Pick Philippines and Electrical when you sign up and it’s ready: PHP, VAT, 10/27/2026 dates.
A typical electrical job
- A customer fills out the lead form on your website asking about an EV charger install, and it shows up as a new job.
- The office books an estimate visit on the calendar and assigns an electrician from the dispatch board.
- He photographs the panel, notes the open breaker space, and builds the estimate from your price book while he's standing in the garage.
- The customer signs, the job gets a tag for what's needed next, and the install gets scheduled.
- After the install the tech closes it out, the invoice goes out, and the card is charged through your own Stripe account.
Set up for electrical
Your job types
- Troubleshooting
- Outlet / switch
- Lighting install
- Ceiling fan install
- Panel upgrade
- EV charger install
- Generator
- Surge protection
- Rewiring
- Emergency
- Estimate visit
A checklist for the work
Panel work: Power off and verified dead · Permit number recorded · Breakers labeled · Grounding and bonding checked · Torque on connections checked · Power restored and tested · Inspection booked if needed · Photos of the finished panel
A starter price list
Your common items are already in your price book. You set every price in PHP.
- Service call
- After-hours service fee
- Troubleshooting (per hour)
- Outlet replacement
- GFCI outlet install
- Switch replacement
- Dimmer install
- Light fixture install
Getting paid in the Philippines
Online card payments aren’t open in the Philippines yet. Until they are, record cash, bank transfer and other payments on the job and the balance updates. Quotes become invoices in one tap, and the collections list shows who still owes, oldest first.
What it costs
Prices in PHP, month to month. Tech app logins ₱399 a month each, extra office logins ₱749. Pay yearly and get 2 months free. Start paying by 12/31/2026 and the plan is 25% off for the first 12 months. Local taxes may apply.
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Electrical software in the Philippines: questions
What does electrical software cost in the Philippines?
DispatchMind starts at ₱2,049 a month (Starter, up to 2 office logins) and every plan starts with 14 days free, no card. Tech app logins are ₱399 a month each.
Does it put VAT on my quotes and invoices?
Yes. VAT is its own line on quotes and invoices, in PHP.
Can my electrical techs use it on Android?
Yes. Each tech gets their own login on Android or iPhone and sees only their jobs, with the address, notes, checklist and photos. Directions open in the phone’s own maps app.
Can I send estimates for panel upgrades and EV chargers?
Yes. Build estimates from your price book, send them for the customer to approve and sign, then turn the approved estimate into the invoice when the work is done.
How do I keep track of photos of panels and wiring?
Techs add photos right to the job from the app. They stay on the job and the customer page, so you can pull them up the next time you're called to that address.
Try DispatchMind free for 14 days
Set up for electrical in the Philippines. No card, month to month.