Why Automate Around Fergus With Yes AI
Fergus already runs the hard part well: the Status Board, quoting off your supplier price lists, scheduling crews and tracking gross margin on every job. Where teams lose the hours is at the edges, moving that same job, customer and invoice data in and out of Xero or MYOB, a CRM, payroll and the spreadsheets nobody admits to keeping. Closing that gap is the work we do.
We start with deep discovery, not a template
We sit with the office admin and the techs who live in Fergus every day and follow one job all the way through, from the Status Board and the accepted quote to the timesheet, the purchase order and the final invoice. Along the way we mark every point where someone retypes a customer, a site, a supplier or a set of hours into a second system. What we build is shaped by how your jobs actually flow, not by a connector we reuse from the last trade business.
Tuned to your exact process
No two Fergus accounts are set up the same way. We match the field mapping, the triggers and the automations to your job categories, the way you stage deposits and progress claims, your GST treatment, how you name sites and price up materials, and the columns your jobs travel through on the Status Board. Your team keeps working the way it already does, and the automation bends to fit that.
Secure, and built in Australia
We are a local team, and the data crossing between Fergus and your other systems is real personal information: customer names and phone numbers, site addresses, staff hours and pay details. We move it under the Privacy Act and the Australian Privacy Principles, over secure connections and with access limited to what each system genuinely needs. It stays handled the way an Australian business is expected to handle it.
We own the whole build
One team carries the lot: the two-way connection, the automations sitting either side of Fergus, the testing and the support once it is live. You never get stuck between your accounting vendor, an integrator and Fergus support each blaming the other. When a supplier changes a price feed or you add a new job type next year, the same people who built it make the change.