Job Costing Software helps Australian painters, decorators, and trade businesses keep quotes, jobs, scheduling, customer follow-up, contractors, and Xero-connected invoicing in one operating workflow. ATT supports Australian organisations with AUD pricing, 10% GST defaults, +61 phone handling, Australian address lookup, Australian timezones, and Xero, MYOB, and QuickBooks sync.
Page last reviewed: 11 July 2026
You want faster quotes, clearer customer records, and less after-hours admin.
You need jobs, schedules, contractors, and customer follow-up visible in one place.
You want the operational workflow cleaned up before invoices reach Xero.
| Need | ATT support | Australian behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Quotes | AI-assisted and manual quote creation | AUD totals and 10% GST defaults |
| Jobs | Accepted work can move into job records | Australian timezone and address context |
| Scheduling | Crew and contractor planning | Local timezone defaults by organisation |
| Customer workflow | Follow-up and records stay attached to work | +61 phone and Australian address handling |
| Accounting | Xero, MYOB, and QuickBooks quote and invoice sync | Australian currency and GST defaults |
If you run an Australian painting and decorating business, quoting, customer follow-up, job scheduling, contractor messages, and invoicing can easily become spread across too many disconnected tools. Job Costing Software can give you one practical workflow instead of making you rebuild the same job details several times.
ATT keeps the front-office workflow close to the job workflow, with Australian defaults for currency, GST, phone numbers, address lookup, and timezones.
ATT is strongest when a quote needs to become a scheduled job, contractor brief, customer record, invoice, and follow-up trail. Mate AI helps create business records conversationally, while the web app gives the team structured views of jobs, clients, contractors, rates, and reporting.
If you use Xero, MYOB, or QuickBooks, you can keep customers, quotes, and invoices connected in ATT with AUD and 10% GST defaults.
Get connected with local tradies who can quote your job.
Use ATT to quote faster, win more work, and run your painter business.
Before using any published price range, confirm the scope, measurements, substrate condition, prep level, number of coats, paint system, access, exclusions, waste, GST, and target margin. You should also separate labour from materials so you can see whether the job is profitable.
Use these price ranges as a starting point, then build a structured quoting workflow: capture the enquiry, inspect the site, measure the work, build the quote, send it, follow up, schedule the crew, track job costs, and invoice. ATT is built to keep that full workflow together for Australian painting and decorating businesses.
A practical ATT workflow starts when a lead arrives, captures site notes and measurements, builds the quote with Mate, follows up with the customer, converts accepted work into a job, schedules staff or subcontractors, records timesheets and supplier costs, sends progress invoices, and syncs the accounting handoff to Xero.
ATT is built around the day-to-day needs of Australian painting and decorating businesses rather than a generic trade workflow.
Yes. Australian organisations can use ATT with AUD, 10% GST, Australian address lookup, +61 phone handling, and Australian timezone defaults.
Yes. Xero, MYOB, and QuickBooks accounting sync are supported for Australian organisations.
Yes. Xero, MYOB, and QuickBooks are supported for customer, quote, and invoice sync.
Include scope, prep, materials, access, labour, subcontractors, waste, GST, and margin. The range is only useful once those assumptions are explicit.
ATT keeps the customer, scope, quote, job, schedule, costs, invoices, and accounting handoff connected so the same information does not need to be rebuilt in separate tools.
Get connected with local tradies who can quote your job.
Use ATT to quote faster, win more work, and run your painter business.