Can a manager change one visit without changing the schedule?
Yes. Reassignment supports this visit only or this and future visits.
For businesses ready to scale
Scaling should not mean that every new worker needs the owner beside them. Obra turns the way your business works into clear assignments, site information, reusable checklists, and review points while leaving room for field judgment.
Today — Coastal route
Playa Hermosa
The problem
New workers need consistent instructions and site access details.
Recurring work must produce visits once, without duplicate schedules.
Hours, materials, and proof of work need office review.
Managers need to see exceptions without micromanaging every stop.
How it works
Define recurring services, default workers, routes, and business-owned checklists.
Assign and order real visits, surface conflicts, and preserve changes in history.
Workers see directions, access, required steps, photos, notes, and materials on mobile.
Approve labor and client charges while preventing duplicate billing.
Connected by design
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Reassignment supports this visit only or this and future visits.
Not by default. Client charges, markup, margins, invoices, and business revenue stay behind finance permissions.
Yes. Obra starters are copied into the business, where the team can edit them without changing the original library.
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