Electrical Invoicing Software
You just finished a 200-amp panel upgrade. KaamCam turns the permit fee, the breakers, and your labor into a paid invoice before you pull out of the driveway.
Most electricians write the ticket on a carbon pad in the truck, forget to add the two AFCI breakers they swapped, and mail a paper invoice that sits unpaid for a month. Every missed circuit and mystery service fee is money you already spent.
Features
- Line-item every breaker - Add the panel, the GFCI and AFCI breakers, the permit fee, and your hours as separate lines so the homeowner sees exactly what a service call cost.
- Photo proof on the invoice - Snap the finished panel with the labeled breakers and the EV charger on the wall. The picture rides on the invoice so nobody disputes the work.
- Tap to pay on site - The homeowner pays the service call by card before you coil the extension cord. Stripe deposits it, no waiting on a check that never comes.
- QuickBooks stays clean - Every rewire and breaker replacement syncs to QuickBooks with the right tax and category, so your bookkeeper is not chasing you at quarter end.
How it works
- Pull up the job on your phone - The panel upgrade you scheduled this morning already has the address, the client, and the site photos attached.
- Drop in parts and hours - Tap the breakers, the whip for the EV charger, the permit, and your labor. The total adds itself with tax while you pack the truck.
- Send and get paid - Text the invoice to the homeowner. They tap the card link and the money is on its way before you reach the next call.
FAQ
How much does KaamCam cost for a solo electrician?
$12 per seat per month, flat. That covers invoicing, estimates, card payments, and QuickBooks sync with no tier to upgrade to. One panel upgrade a year covers the whole subscription.
Can I bill a flat service call fee plus parts?
Yes. Set your service call flat fee as a saved line item, then add breakers, fixtures, or wire per unit on top. Every troubleshooting visit bills the same way without you retyping it.
Does the customer see the permit and inspection fees clearly?
They see each pass-through fee on its own line with your markup or at cost, whichever you choose. Homeowners stop questioning the bill when the permit and the AFCI breakers are itemized instead of buried in one number.
Can my apprentice invoice from a second phone?
Add a seat for $12 and your apprentice invoices lighting retrofits and receptacle swaps from his own phone. Everything lands in the same account so you review it that night.
What if the homeowner wants to pay later?
Send the invoice with the card link open. KaamCam nudges them with a reminder if it sits unpaid, so the rewire you finished Tuesday does not turn into a phone call in three weeks.