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The Forgeby HustleForge
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Follow a job through The Forge

Start with an inquiry, carry the estimate into the work and review what is ready for invoicing. Explore six illustrative handoffs below; your plan, connections and enabled workflows determine what runs in your account.

Every screen below is a simulated Forge interface built for this walkthrough — illustrative, not a live screenshot or real customer data.

Forge — Pipeline

  • Ferreira Landscaping

    Spring cleanup, 4 crew hours

    $420
    New

  • Redwood HOA

    Irrigation repair, block C

    $1,150
    Quoted

  • Community roofing job

    Shingle replacement, 2 units

    $3,600
    Scheduled

  • Alvarez residence

    Gutter cleaning

    $210
    In progress

  • Harbor View Apartments

    Quarterly pest control

    $890
    Invoiced

  • Nguyen family home

    Deck staining

    $540
    Paid

Simulated Forge interface — illustrative, not a live screenshot.

Step 1 of 6

What your team handles around the job

The same connected record also runs your team and, on higher tiers, your finances.

Your team — Start

Team chat, recognition, a browsable industry blueprint library, and feedback capture with roadmap voting.

Install it — Start

The Forge installs to a phone or desktop home screen and opens like a native app, with an offline fallback page. Business data itself is never cached.

Sell — Start and up

A public forms builder for your website, e-signature on estimates and documents with your logo and accent color on the signing page, and tracked links from Core.

Grow — Core and up

Lead-generation requests, plus email campaigns, reviews from your connected Google Business Profile, prospecting audit reports, and social publishing with in-composer image generation and a daily idea deck on Pro — or pay-as-you-go social posting with Forge Credits on any plan.

Run the finances — Pro and up

Inventory tracking, document review, native bookkeeping, and finance anomaly alerts — consolidated statements and revenue recognition on Operations.

Launch faster — Operations

One-click onboarding bundles apply an industry starter pack, workflows, and templates together.

What happens when your workflow needs something new?

For an electrical contractor, the missing step might be a clearer handoff from the office to the crew. Describe who needs the information and what goes wrong today. The team can discuss the need before deciding whether it becomes planned work.

Illustrative common pathway — not a live request or a delivery commitment.

  1. Captured

    Describe the work that needs to change.

  2. Planned

    An evaluated need is accepted for planning.

  3. In development

    Follow the updates available for your request.

  4. Released

    Available to your company after its rollout.

Not every request follows this path. The company roadmap can also show Waiting for your input, Deferred, Not planned or Resolved with existing functionality. These are alternative outcomes, not mandatory steps toward release. Status does not establish a delivery date.

Ready to see this configured for your business?

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Full $249 applies toward Managed Launch, an annual Core or Pro agreement, an approved integration, or migration assistance.