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LoadingOne shared workflow — enquiry, quote, diary, job sheet, invoice — that does not care which trade you are in. And a straighter answer than you will get elsewhere about where cleaning sits: project and one-off work bills per job, and per job is exactly what Cushty models. Ongoing contracts billed monthly are a genuine gap rather than a label problem, and cleaning is not a configured trade today either. All of it is below, in full, before you spend any time on us.
Be precise about this one, because the answer is genuinely different for the two halves of cleaning. If a good share of your revenue is one-off and project work — builders' cleans, deep cleans, end-of-tenancy, void turnarounds for a letting agent — that bills per job, and per job is exactly what Cushty models. Quote it, staff it, evidence it, invoice it. Nothing about that is a workaround. If your revenue is ongoing contracts billed monthly, it is a different story: roofing is win a job, do the job, invoice the job, and that is the shape Cushty was built around. Cleaning contracts are sign a contract, run visits against it, bill the contract, and Cushty does not model that today. On top of both sits the vocabulary problem every trade has: job types, prompts, lead sources and the customer-visible reference are roofing's, and changing them is a release rather than a setting.
Named plainly, from our own review, so you can judge whether any of it matters to your business.
The reason your trade is not configured comes down to one piece of architecture: the trade's vocabulary is compiled into the software when it is built, so changing a job type or a label is a release rather than a setting. Work on moving that to something we can set per business is under way. We are not going to give you a date for it — we would be guessing, and you would be planning around our guess.
One thing to be plain about on cost: the implementation fee does not cover building a trade configuration. It is not in the fee, it cannot be added to the fee, and paying does not bring it forward — it is engineering work on the platform, not something somebody changes during onboarding. What the fee does cover, we will set out in writing before you pay anything.
A non-roofing enquiry is a welcome one. This is a conversation about how your business runs and a straight answer on which parts of Cushty would serve you today — not a demo pretending your trade is finished, and not a form that puts you on a list.
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These are platform parts of Cushty, not roofing parts. They behave the same for a plumber, a cleaner and a roofer, and they are what the case for Cushty actually rests on.
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See how recurring cleaning visits keep a useful record for the office and the team on site.
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Northbank Offices needs a regular Friday evening clean. Start with the recurring plan. Review the generated visits in the diary, then assign the team. The cleaners open the site's access instructions and agreed scope before the visit. Completion notes give the office a record to review before preparing the invoice. Repeat the visit. Keep the record.
Office, retail and end-of-tenancy contracts run off recurring templates — the right team, the right site, the right time, generated when each visit falls due. Substitutions, holiday cover and absence reallocations all happen in the same diary. Read the note on recurrence patterns above before you assume your contract fits.
Quote one-off and project work from saved templates with hours, materials and finish requirements. Customer approves from a link, the job lands in the diary, and you bill it on completion — alongside the recurring contract work.
Each cleaner signs the job off on their phone. Supervisor checks are recorded against the job with photos and a checklist. The whole audit trail is stored against the customer for the contract.
Keep customer details, quotes, scheduled visits, job notes and invoices together across these services.
One product, one shared workflow, and a straight answer per trade about what is configured and what is not.
Cushty is designed for commercial cleaning companies big enough to need real software but small enough that enterprise platforms are overkill. Real onboarding, no separate consulting bill, all features on every plan.
Your business runs in its own separate database from day one — kept apart from other customers' data rather than pooled with it. Details on the Security page.
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No long-term tie-in. Pricing scales with staff accounts, not with which features you're allowed to use.
The core parts of Cushty that cleaning supervisors, account managers and teams use day-to-day.
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All prices are in pounds sterling. Cushty Group Ltd is not VAT registered, so no VAT is added — the price you see is the price you pay. If that changes, we'll tell you before it affects a bill.
Then let's find out on a call rather than guess on a web page. Tell us how your business runs and we will tell you which parts of Cushty serve you today and which do not.
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