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If I get customers I will need to know when they need doing, what kind of book should I buy and what should I put in the book?

 
I use aprogramme on my pc mate /emoticons/smile.png does the job.

use excel mate ?

but just note down the date next due date etc

how often

price

name

phone number

access to back ? is it okay ? u need to call them 1 day ahead etc

u no the score mate

 
Just use George and print them off, I also have a hard copy for back up.

I'm not organised enougth to do it with pen and paper I wouldn't know where I am.

Can somebody explain how you use excel to keep details and how you know when

The cleans are due

 
excel would confuse me to be honest

and pen and paper i wouldnt know where to start lol

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I have an a4 page with my regular run on, never need to look at it as I know in my head where I'm going and when. But it's got 4 columns, week 1,2,3,4... Then 5 rows.. MONDAY, tuesday.....

I use a dairy to keep me right for new jobs...

I have a note book with complete round, streets, house numbers and prices..

Then I have another note book with my complete round which I use to keep track of payments..

I keep customers phone numbers in my phone..

 
I use to use a diary when I first started and when I did the street just forwarded all the addresses 4 or 5 weeks and had a yellow highlighter to say they were done and a green for paid, draw a sad smiley for unpaid

 
I use to use a diary when I first started and when I did the street just forwarded all the addresses 4 or 5 weeks and had a yellow highlighter to say they were done and a green for paid, draw a sad smiley for unpaid
Exactly what I do. Do the days work, get the diary work out 6 weeks ahead & put them all on that page. Have a different book of which I have a page for each part of the world i clean in & put in that the people that haven't paid that day. Do that each night. Do 2 diaries, 1 for backup. Maybe old fashioned but I feel safe with pen & paper.

 
I have a diary for taking customers name, address, phone numbers, price, start date, how often. Then I have a daily diary with date, address, price, how long its taken, invoiced, paid in full, tips. Then I have it all backed up on the laptop.

 
Exactly what I do. Do the days work, get the diary work out 6 weeks ahead & put them all on that page. Have a different book of which I have a page for each part of the world i clean in & put in that the people that haven't paid that day. Do that each night. Do 2 diaries, 1 for backup. Maybe old fashioned but I feel safe with pen & paper.
I left my book in the cafe once worst haft hour of my life. Its good if you have few customers but 50+ and the every other time ones it falls apart I forgot a whole street and remembered about six months later when driving past had a flash back and thought oh dear. I do suggest three forms stored on computer, paper and pen and in the cloud (internet) then if your house burns down you haven't lost everything.

 
I left my book in the cafe once worst haft hour of my life. Its good if you have few customers but 50+ and the every other time ones it falls apart I forgot a whole street and remembered about six months later when driving past had a flash back and thought oh dear. I do suggest three forms stored on computer, paper and pen and in the cloud (internet) then if your house burns down you haven't lost everything.
True

 
Well starting out so perhaps just a notebook? although i might forget, is there a way of setting an alarm or bleeper to remind me when i need to do a job?

 
Just use a dairy for your work schedule mate..

Use a notebook to keep your customers on, price, contact details or whatever

Then use another notebook for payments, and that will have every customer in it too..

 
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