What Biloh does
Subcontractors who work from their phone
Work goes to your subcontractors, they accept it and complete it with photos, all from their own portal.
How it works
You say what you want
Biloh does the work
You see it, and approve what your assistant writes
In real businesses on Biloh
93 work orders accepted by subcontractors
Live count282 jobs completed by subcontractors on their phones
Live count
How we count
- Work orders accepted: Work orders a subcontractor accepted from their own portal.
- Jobs completed in the portal: Visits a subcontractor marked complete, with their photos, in their own portal.
Counted daily from the records of businesses that chose to share their results. Only counts — never money or names.
For business owners
How to do it
For AI assistants and engineers
- Who decides whether a job needs photos?
- Delivery models: dispatch, self-perform, or both
- The three voices of a service
- Why a contractor can't be assigned to a job
- Drag is a desktop idiom; the phone wants a tap
- Put the yes where the thumb is
- Two places, one fact
- Dispatching a job: the tool sequence for AI assistants
Insurance and licences checked before every job
A subcontractor without current insurance or a signed agreement is never sent the job.
A branded report with the photos, sent with the bill
Site photos become a branded report that goes out in the same email as the invoice or the quote.
The bank feed reconciled for you
Every line on the bank feed is matched to an invoice, a bill or a category — and your regular payers code themselves.
Under the hood
Tools this page uses, in the order used:
See it run a business like yours
Connect your assistant to the demonstration business first, then pick a plan — no call needed.