Built for electrical contractors

Every job has its own material bill. Senni keeps every one straight.

Wire for one job, switchgear for another, fixtures billed on their own schedule — a contractor's material costs are scattered across sites and suppliers. Photograph the bill at the shop counter, or say a payment out loud on site. Senni keeps every supplier's balance current and every warranty card filed, so a fixture that fails six months later isn't your problem to prove.

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An electrician photographing a wiring and switchgear purchase bill at a small hardware counter.

The site reality

Every job has its own bill, on its own site.

A contractor's costs don't sit in one shop — they're scattered across whichever site is running this week, bought from whichever supplier had stock, and remembered by whoever happened to be holding the bill.

Did I already pay this electrical wholesaler, or is this a fresh bill?

A bill that matches one already filed is flagged before it's paid twice.

Where's the warranty for the switchgear I installed at that job?

Filed the day it arrived, returned the moment you ask.

How much material did I actually spend on this month's jobs?

Every bill entered, categorised and totalled — not estimated at month end.

My accountant wants the month, and the site bills are scattered across three sites.

Every original is kept six years and handed over already sorted.

How it fits the work

Nothing that slows down the job.

Whatever you already do — photograph, or speak — is the entire input.

You buy material for a job

Photograph the bill at the counter or on site. Supplier, date, amount and GST added to what you owe, and the warranty card filed alongside it.

You settle up between sites

"Paid the wholesaler twenty-five hundred" — money becomes an entry, hands free for the next job.

A fixture fails and someone asks for proof

The warranty card, filed the day it arrived, returned the moment you ask.

Questions

Specific to Electrical contractors.

Can it track material costs per job or site?

Every bill is dated and filed under your business — ask what a month or a period actually cost.

Where is a fixture's warranty kept?

Filed the day it arrives — ask for it any time a fixture needs to be proven under warranty.

Does it work on site, not just at a shop counter?

Yes — photograph or voice-note a bill from wherever the job is.