Contractor software made in Canada

Sales tax in Canada isn't one number. Ontario charges HST, Alberta charges GST only, and provinces like BC, Saskatchewan and Manitoba layer PST on top of GST. Software that assumes a single flat rate makes you fix every invoice by hand.

JobWorks365 applies tax at the line-item level on both estimates and invoices, so you can set the rates your province requires and have them carry through from the accepted estimate to the final bill. Check your own registration and filing obligations with the CRA or your accountant — JobWorks365 handles the math on the document, not your filings.

Overtime thresholds, break rules and record-keeping requirements differ across provinces. Whatever rules apply to you, you need a defensible record of who worked, where and for how long.

The GPS time clock records clock-in and clock-out with location and notes, and every shift goes through an owner review queue before it counts toward pay. Hourly wages and an overtime multiplier are set per worker by the owner, and the payroll ledger keeps a running record of what each person has earned and what's been paid. Provincial employment standards are yours to comply with; JobWorks365 keeps the paper trail straight.

JobWorks365 is used the same way by an Ontario electrician, a BC roofer and a Manitoba landscaper: one owner, a couple of workers, a phone in the truck and no office staff. It's available across Canada and to contractors in the United States as well — the product is Canadian, not Canada-only.

If you're comparing options, the JobWorks365 vs Jobber comparison and the pricing page are the fastest way to see whether it fits.