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Put Your Price in Writing With Locksmith Business Software

Scam listings quote $35 and triple it at the door, and you get the angry calls. Procured sends your written price before you start. The price they see is what they pay.

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Features

Lockouts, Rekeys and Car Keys on One Phone

Price disputes cost a locksmith the most, so this list starts there. Then ID records, payments, dispatch, manager work and planned jobs.

Upfront Pricing

A Written Price Before You Touch the Lock

A customer burned by a fake listing assumes you'll pad the bill too. Email your trip fee and per-cylinder price with your logo. They accept it on their phone before you start.

  • Save your trip fee in the price book → it's on every quote
  • Price rekeys per cylinder → a 5-lock house adds itself up
  • Add an after-hours line → the surcharge shows up front, not at the door
  • Send the quote from the van → they approve before you start
  • Offer a rekey or a new deadbolt on one quote → the customer picks
  • Have the customer accept on their phone → proof they agreed to the price
  • Save a smart lock install template → future quotes start half built
Job Records

Proof of Who You Let In

Before you open a house or a car, you check ID and ownership. Snap the license, note the VIN (vehicle ID number) and get a signature. It all stays with the job if a chargeback shows up later.

  • Photo the ID and registration → proof of ownership stays on file
  • Note the VIN on the job → you won't write it down twice
  • Collect a signature once the door opens → a chargeback has an answer
  • Take before and after photos of the door → damage questions answered fast
  • Note the key blank used → the next copy for them is quicker
  • Pull up past visits to an address → see which tech went
  • Work offline in a parking garage → it syncs once you have signal
Field Payments

Paid at the Car Door, Not by Check

The car is open and the customer wants to get going. Turn the finished visit into an invoice and add the key blank or fob. They pay by card on their own phone.

  • Complete the job → create the invoice in a few taps
  • Add a transponder key or remote → parts get billed, not forgotten
  • Let stranded drivers pay from their phone → no bad checks at 2 a.m.
  • Offer ACH (bank transfer) to property managers → small fees on big rekeys
  • Record curbside cash or Zelle → the lockout invoice closes out
  • Bill a quick lockout with no quote → invoice sent in under a minute
  • See unpaid invoices on one screen → know what's owed this week
Lockout Dispatch

The Nearest Van Sent to the Mall Lockout

A driver locked their keys in the car at the mall. On the Team plan, a map shows every van, so you pick the one nearest the mall. Send the call to that tech with one tap.

  • Check the live map → send the van that's closest to the car
  • Dispatch the visit to a tech → it pops up on their phone
  • Reassign a call when a tech gets stuck → nobody's left waiting
  • Mark On My Way → dispatch sees which van is rolling
  • Say "On my way to the Hollis lockout" and tap confirm → no typing
  • Color code lockouts, rekeys and car keys → see the day's mix fast
  • Message the tech in team chat → gate codes reach them before they arrive
Property Manager Work

Rental Rekeys Done Before New Tenants Arrive

A property manager emails three units that need rekeys before new tenants move in. Log each as a work order, schedule the visits, and send one tidy invoice per unit when you're done.

  • Take the manager's request as a work order → it becomes a job
  • Put the unit number in the job title → no mixing up doors
  • Note which cylinders you rekeyed → answer next year's questions
  • Invoice each unit on its own → the manager bills the right owner
  • Point managers to their client portal → requests come in without a call
  • Open the client profile → past visits and invoices in one place
Planned Jobs

Mornings Kept Open for Lockout Calls

Not every call is urgent. Smart lock installs and master key jobs go on the calendar around your open lockout slots. Both kinds sit on one screen.

  • Add a website request form → smart lock jobs arrive in writing
  • Block a two-day master key project → it spans both days
  • Drag an install to Thursday → keep mornings free for lockouts
  • Assign two techs to a storefront job → both get notified
  • View the week by tech → see who can take an urgent call
  • Stretch a job's time block → the calendar matches the real work

Try It Free for 14 Days

Use locksmith business software free for 14 days and start booking jobs and sending invoices from day one.

Why Procured

Plain Terms for a Shop With 1-3 Vans

Here's what a lock shop pays and how to reach a real person.

Try 14 days on real lockouts, no card
No contract, cancel whenever you like
Car-door cards 2.9% + 30¢; manager ACH 0.8%
Up and running between two lockouts
Text a veteran-owned company when you need help
Real US people walk you through setup
Who It's For

Which Lock Shops This Fits

Small mobile shops that live on the phone get the most from Procured. Big shops, or ones with strict record-keeping rules, may need more.

Procured Is ForProcured Is Not For
Your 1-3 vans cover lockouts, rekeys and lock changesYou need NASTF (National Automotive Service Task Force) forms stored for audits
You take after-hours calls and need to send the closest techYou need key codes and bitting in an encrypted vault with access logs
You want your price in writing to stand apart from scam listingsYou track key blanks and remotes on each van with auto reorder
Property managers send you rekey work between tenantsYou want your key machine or code program linked in
You program car keys and want the VIN saved with the jobYou chart large master key systems in the app
You're tired of chasing checks after a door openingYou program keycard door systems and monitor them remotely
You want one app for quotes, jobs and invoices, not threeYour shop spans several cities with 50 techs or more
Learn More

What Is Locksmith Business Software?

Locksmith business software is an app that runs the jobs side of a lock shop. It books calls, sends techs, prices work and gets you paid. For a mobile locksmith, that means fast lockout dispatch and a written price for rekeys. It also keeps a record of ID and signatures. Procured covers those on phone and web, but it doesn't store key codes in a secure vault.

FAQ

Common Questions

Does it work for car key and fob jobs?

Yes, for the business side. Quote the new key or fob programming and save the VIN on the job. Bill the transponder and the labor, and get paid by card. Procured doesn't program keys or connect to your key machine. It keeps the paperwork around each car key job in order.

What if the customer says I quoted less on the phone?

Show them the written quote, with the time they approved it. It lists the trip fee, each cylinder and any after-hours line. Give phone callers a range and send the firm price on site. Then the only firm number is the one they said yes to.

Does it help when a customer files a chargeback?

Yes, by building the record a chargeback fight needs. When a dispute comes, open the job. The accepted quote, ID photo, before and after shots and signature sit together with dates. Procured doesn't file chargeback responses, so send that record to your card processor yourself.

Can I bill a property manager monthly instead of per unit?

Yes. Keep the manager on one client profile, and make each unit's rekey its own job. Send one invoice at month's end with a line per unit, or bill each unit if owners pay separately. Procured keeps every unit's history either way.

Does it text the customer that I'm on my way?

No, on-the-way texts to customers aren't part of Procured. On My Way in the locksmith dispatch software updates you and your team. A stranded driver wary of scams wants a name, so call or text them from your phone. The quote they get next carries your logo.

Can I keep VINs and key codes with the customer?

Yes, on the job and in the customer's history. Save VINs, key blank numbers and notes there. Anyone on your team with access can see them. Procured has no locked vault or access log for bitting codes. Shops that cut high-security master keys should keep codes in a separate secure system.

Can I switch from paper tickets in the middle of a busy week?

Yes. Moving to new locksmith scheduling software doesn't need a quiet week. Start with your logo, your trip fee and a few common jobs in the price book. Then run new calls through it, and leave old paper tickets in the drawer until things slow down.

What should locksmith software do for a shop with two vans?

For two vans, the right tool is one your techs open on every call. On Team, you dispatch from your phone, see both vans on a map and message your techs. Every plan also covers the quote-to-payment side.

Does locksmith business software pay off for a one-van shop?

Yes, if you lose track of calls, quotes or unpaid jobs. On the Solo plan, Procured gives you quotes, invoices, card payments and a calendar on one phone. You won't get dispatch or the map, since those start on the Team plan. Upgrade when you hire your first tech.

How much does it cost each month for one or two vans?

Solo, at $49 a month, fits a lock shop with one van. The Team plan is $75 a month and covers up to five people, adding dispatch and the live map. Every plan includes quoting and invoicing. Pick the plan by how many people take calls, not by how many locks you change.

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