Day to day
Checklists
Attach by service, by client, or by hand — and what happens when you revoke one.
A checklist is a reusable template — items with an optional before/during/after phase — that lands on bookings, where cleaners tick items off in the field app. When a template lands on a booking its items are copied, so later edits to the template never rewrite what was actually checked on a finished job.
Three ways to attach one
- By service — open a template and pick a service under Auto-add to a service. From then on, every booking of that service gets the checklist: hand-made, recurring, and the ones already on the calendar (saving backfills upcoming visits immediately).
- By client — at the bottom of a template, Assign to clients. That client's every booking gets it — house-specific quirks like "feed the fish" or "double-lock the side door".
- By hand — on any single booking, attach any template just for that job.
They stack: a deep clean for a client with her own checklist shows both lists, without duplicates.
Taking one back
Revoking works the way you'd hope:
- Delete a template and its items come off upcoming, unstarted bookings.
- Switch its service (or set it to manual) and the old service's upcoming bookings give it back.
- Unassign from a client and that client's upcoming bookings give it back.
Past, in-progress, and completed jobs always keep their copy — that's the record of what was actually done, and it doesn't rewrite.
What the cleaner sees
The job's checklist with tick-able items, grouped by phase, with a progress count. Required items stand out. Ticks are per-job — checking something on Tuesday's visit never checks it on Thursday's.

