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neuralduct

Stop running your businessacross four different apps.

Quote the job, book the crew, capture the work on site and send the invoice — all from one customer record, so nobody re-types an address at nine o'clock at night.

Free plan with no card. Xero, Stripe and Square connect in minutes.
The Dispatch board in timeline view: five technicians in lanes, today's jobs placed by the hour, drive time shown between them. The Dispatch board in timeline view: five technicians in lanes, today's jobs placed by the hour, drive time shown between them.
The technician's phone: the job they are driving to, its address, the drive time, and one button to start it on arrival. The technician's phone: the job they are driving to, its address, the drive time, and one button to start it on arrival.

Real neuralduct screens. The customers and jobs are sample data.

Works with the tools you already pay for: Xero, Stripe, Square, ServiceM8 and Driversnote.

Follow one job from quote to paid.

Right now one job lives in four places: a quote in one app, the booking in a text thread, the paperwork on a phone, the invoice somewhere else. Here it is in one.

  1. Price it once

    The quote goes out as a link. You see when it's opened, and the customer accepts it without a phone call.

    Quotes in Books: what's out with customers, the win rate and what's about to expire. Quotes in Books: what's out with customers, the win rate and what's about to expire.
  2. Put it on the board

    The accepted quote becomes a job. Drag it onto a tech's lane and the customer, the site and the drive time come with it.

    The Dispatch week view, with jobs placed on each day and drive legs between them. The Dispatch week view, with jobs placed on each day and drive legs between them.
  3. The tech has the whole brief

    Parts to load, the address, the phone number, one tap to navigate. Photos and notes from site go straight back to the job, even with no signal.

    The technician's Today screen.The technician's Today screen.
    A job open on the technician's phone: parts to load, the brief, and Call, Navigate and On my way.A job open on the technician's phone: parts to load, the brief, and Call, Navigate and On my way.
  4. The work writes the invoice

    Quantities, photos and site notes carry into the invoice. Books shows what's owed and how late it is, today, with GST handled per line.

    Invoices in Books: owed to you, overdue, collected this quarter and GST in unpaid invoices. Invoices in Books: owed to you, overdue, collected this quarter and GST in unpaid invoices.
  5. Your customer pays from the link

    They open an invoice with your name and logo on it and pay by card or bank transfer. The payment lands against the invoice, and against Xero if you use it.

    The invoice a customer opens from their link: amount due, a Pay button and the business's own branding. The invoice a customer opens from their link: amount due, a Pay button and the business's own branding.

For HVAC, the quote starts on the floor plan.

Drop in a plan and Canvas lays out supply and return ductwork to true scale as you draw, then prices it.

Canvas, the duct designer: a floor plan with a return run and two supply zones drawn from one indoor unit, each labelled with duct size and airflow. Canvas, the duct designer: a floor plan with a return run and two supply zones drawn from one indoor unit, each labelled with duct size and airflow.

Finds the rooms

Upload a plan and AI picks out the rooms and walls, so you start from the layout instead of tracing it.

Draws to true scale

Ducts, plant and air handlers are sized to the plan and checked against AS 4254.2 and the NCC as you go.

Prices itself

The bill of materials goes straight into the quote, so the design and the price never disagree.

Built so nothing gets typed twice.

One customer record

A customer added in Books is already in Dispatch and the portal, down to the site address the crew drives to.

Speaks your trade

Set your industry and the words follow: jobs, customers and reports named the way your trade talks.

One activity feed

Paid invoices, accepted quotes and new bookings land in one place. The state of the business is one glance, not four tabs.

Compliance built in

Region-aware duct sizing and code checks for HVAC. GST and BAS kept right in Books.

Works in the ute

Runs in any browser. Quote on site, schedule on the way, invoice before you leave. The tech app queues work when there's no signal.

Pay for what you send

Start free with monthly credits. Top up, or subscribe for unlimited. No migration project, no lock-in contract.

Keep the tools you already pay for.

Connect them once and the job stops being re-typed on its way to the books. Each needs your own account with that company.

Xero
Push finalized invoices, the payments against them and supplier bills straight into your Xero org, so the books match the jobs without anyone re-keying a line.
Stripe
Put a Pay now button on every invoice you send.
Square
Take a card on site from a Square Terminal and have it settle against the invoice you just raised, instead of writing the receipt number down for later.
ServiceM8
Bring the jobs you already have in ServiceM8 onto the board, so moving across is an import rather than a migration project.
Driversnote
Read the trips Driversnote already tracked into the logbook, so the mileage claim at tax time is built from what was actually driven.

What each connection does

Tuned to HVAC. Ready for any trade.

HVAC and air conditioning

Upload a floor plan and Canvas draws a compliant, priced ductwork design. Schedule the install, quote it and invoice it without re-keying anything.

Jobs, technicians, service reports, duct design

Every field-service trade

Electrical, plumbing, refrigeration, appliance repair. The same apps schedule the work, dispatch the crew, capture what happened on site, then quote and invoice it.

Different trade? The workspace relabels. Tell us about yours

Start free. Pay for what you send.

Free accounts run the whole workspace on credits. Every account gets 60 credits a month; sending an invoice or booking a job spends a few. Need more and you top up, or subscribe to send without limits.

Free
$0pay per use

The whole workspace, metered by credits. Do real work; pay only for what you send.

Sign up free
  • 60 credits free every month
  • Dispatch, Books and Canvas
  • 15 credits per invoice or quote sent
  • 10 credits per job booked
Pro Recommended
$29/month

or switch to annual, save 28%

  • Unlimited invoices, quotes and jobs
  • 600 AI credits a month, about 20 full designs
  • Bill of materials and price catalog
  • Customer approval links and the field quote app
  • Build your own charts from your books
Business
$79/month

or switch to annual, save 28%

  • Everything in Pro, plus 2,400 AI credits a month
  • 5 seats included, then $15 a seat
  • Real-time collaboration and roles
  • White-label PDF branding

Prices shown in AUD; exact amount confirmed at checkout. Cancel anytime. No lock-in contracts. Customer Portal included on every paid plan, at no extra cost.

Questions, answered.

Anything else: support@neuralduct.com

How do credits work?

Free accounts get 60 credits every month. Sending an invoice or quote costs 15 credits, booking a job costs 10, and a full AI design costs about 30. Drawing, editing and viewing are free. Run low and you can top up a 100-credit pack, or subscribe — paid plans make invoices, quotes and jobs unlimited.

Which industries is neuralduct for?

It's tuned for HVAC and air conditioning, with AI duct design in Canvas — and the same Dispatch, Books and Portal apps run any field-service business: scheduling, quoting, invoicing and a branded customer portal.

Do I need my own AI API key?

No — there's no key to set up. AI features (room detection, layout generation, compliance review) run on our servers, metered by credits. Scheduling, invoicing, the portal and the drawing canvas don't touch AI credits at all.

Which standards does it check against?

Set your region and neuralduct validates automatically: AS 4254.2, NCC J6, AIRAH DA03 and AS 1668.2 in Australia; SMACNA, ASHRAE 62.2 and ACCA Manual D in the US; CIBSE Guide C and BS EN 16798 in the UK. Units and currency adapt to match.

Do I need to install anything?

No. neuralduct runs entirely in your browser — no CAD software, plugins or downloads. The field quote builder is mobile-first and works on any phone or tablet on site.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. All paid plans are month-to-month with no lock-in contracts. Cancel whenever you like and keep access until the end of your billing period.

Sign up now. See it hold together on your first real job.

Sign up now — it's free No card, no sales call. Quote a job today and watch it carry through to the invoice.