What we have shipped
BSK View is built continuously. Here is what has landed since development began in June 2026.
Search your jobs
Find a job by its title, the customer's name, or the address. Searching for the customer finds their work even when the job is called something else, which is usually how people actually remember it.
Arrange your own menu
An admin can group and order the sidebar to match how the business really works, so what you use daily sits at the top and the rest stays out of the way.
Send quotes and invoices by email, and see when they land
Quotes and invoices go to your customer from BSK View, carrying your logo. You can see when the customer opened one, so a chase is based on something rather than a guess. You can preview an email before it goes and send yourself a test copy first.
Overdue invoices chase themselves
Switch it on and an invoice that passes its due date sends a polite reminder without you remembering to. You set the wording, and you can see exactly what was sent and when. It stops as soon as the invoice is paid.
Expenses, and an export for your accountant
Record what you spend, put it against a job or a customer, and see where the money went by category and by month. It exports to CSV, so your accountant gets what they need without you rebuilding it in a spreadsheet.
Add the parts you need and leave the rest
A new workspace asks a few short questions and suggests the modules that suit your trade. You add and remove modules yourself, and each one has a short setup so it is useful straight away rather than sitting empty.
Two plans, and an Autopilot tier
There is a straightforward base plan, and an Autopilot plan for the parts that look after themselves: reminders for recurring work, a monthly summary of how the business is doing, and follow-ups that chase on a schedule instead of waiting for you.
Prospect Finder, on Autopilot
Search for businesses worth approaching, narrow by industry and area, and see whether we could find a website for each one. It is careful about what it does not know: a business it could not find a site for is reported as none found in the last check, never as having no website.
Leads and customers
Every enquiry lands in one place with the details you took at the time. When a lead turns into work, one click turns them into a customer, and their sites and contacts sit on their record. Nothing gets lost between the phone call and the job.
Lead capture from your own website
Your website's contact form can post straight into BSK View, so an enquiry arrives as a lead without anyone retyping it. There is a copyable form to hand to whoever looks after your site, and a quiet spam trap so bots do not fill your inbox.
Quotes your customer can accept online
Build a quote from line items and the totals work themselves out. Send a link and your customer can read it, accept or decline it, and download a PDF without needing an account. You can see when they opened it.
Jobs, a week at a glance, and work that repeats
Schedule work, assign it to whoever is doing it, and see the week laid out. Work that happens on a cycle, like a service every six months, is set up once and then appears on its own. You can change a single visit, everything from that point on, or the whole series.
Invoices
Raise an invoice from scratch or from a quote you have already won, with the VAT and totals worked out for you. Your customer gets a link and a PDF. You can see what is outstanding and what is overdue without adding it up yourself.
Review requests and testimonials
After a job, send the customer a short email asking for a Google review. There is no rating step and no filtering, because Google does not permit it. You can also capture a testimonial and show it on a public page of your own.
This is the pace it is built at, and it is the reason asking for something is a real offer rather than a queue.