Why Automate Around simPRO With Yes AI
simPRO already runs your quoting, job costing, scheduling and invoicing in one place, and its built in accounting link covers the basics. What it does not do is stitch simPRO into your CRM, your rostering, your supplier price files, your inbox and the reports your managers actually read. That gap is where the manual admin lives, and that gap is exactly what we close.
We start with deep discovery, not a template
Before a line of the build gets written, we sit with the estimators, coordinators and technicians who live in simPRO and follow each record as it travels. We watch where a customer, one of their sites, a job cost centre, a purchase order, a catalogue item, a timesheet or a progress invoice gets keyed a second and third time into your accounting package, your CRM or a spreadsheet. What we build is shaped by how your jobs really move through simPRO, from quote to complete to invoiced, not by a stock connector bolted on.
Tuned to your exact process
No two simPRO builds are set up the same. One shop runs everything as service jobs, another lives in projects with progress claims and retention, and cost centre structures are never quite alike. We map fields, triggers and automations to your job types, your cost centre and income account setup, your GST and tax code conventions, your quote approval steps and the way your team names and numbers things. What you get fits the simPRO you already run instead of forcing a rebuild.
Secure, and built in Australia
simPRO itself started in Australia, and so did we. The customer, site and technician details that move between simPRO and your other systems are personal information, so we treat them that way: connections are secured, access is scoped to only the fields a given flow needs, and the data is handled under the Privacy Act and the Australian Privacy Principles. Nothing sensitive travels to a system that has no reason to hold it.
We own the whole build
One team owns the lot: the simPRO connections, the automations either side of them, the testing and the support once it is live. There is no handball to a separate integrator when a sync needs a tweak, when simPRO ships a new API build, or when you switch your accounting link from one package to another. The people who designed it are the people who keep it healthy and adjust it as your business changes.