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47 triggers that let you automate your business. Spend one afternoon building your automations and then let them run. You can now also organize them into folders, send webhooks out to external software, and connect Flyra to Claude at mcp.flyra.io to build new automations, reword the ones you have, and switch them on or off.

Inbound and outbound webhooks on automations. Those are two of 16 new triggers and 9 new steps this week, which take an automation to 47 ways to start and 24 things it can do. A few of the others: book the next visit, assign the technician, ask for the review, or start when a job goes unpaid or a task goes overdue.

Your customer can now pay an invoice straight from their bank account, and it costs a fraction of a card. Card processing is 3.4%. Bank is 1.5% plus a fee capped at $5. On a $1,599 invoice that is $27 less.

One switch and your client pays your processing fees, whether they pay by card or by bank. The fee goes on top of the invoice, so you receive the full amount either way. Find it in Settings → Payments.

Send your balance to your bank instantly instead of waiting on the usual payout schedule. It lands in about 30 minutes. Find it in Settings → Payments, on mobile and desktop.

Flyra screens every call coming in. The ones that come back as spam go to voicemail instead of ringing you. It is on by default. To block spam callers outright or switch it off, find this in Settings → Organization.

Show the code, they scan it, they pay on their own phone. Nothing to type, no link to send.

Jobs and customers work the same way now. The contact, the address and the map stay in a fixed rail while you work, and everything else is tabs, with their text thread second in the strip.

Rebuilt from the ground colour up. The old navy cast is gone for a neutral graphite, so chips, charts and status colours read as themselves instead of picking up a blue tint. Every page, not just the dashboard.

A Reports tab on Leads. Every source you use, how many converted, what they were worth, and how long they took.

Copy a workflow and change what differs, instead of starting from an empty canvas. Two new steps as well: Add tag and Remove tag.

Reach support from the Flyra mobile app.

Build a lead form in minutes. The questions are simpler to set up, and the form itself is more customizable: your logo, your colours. Share the link or embed it on your website. Leads land in your pipeline the moment someone submits.

The customer’s details sit right beside the conversation: phone, email, address, their upcoming jobs and estimates, with Book a job, Reschedule, Call and Send payment link one tap away.

Automatically generate payment links and send them to every client who hasn’t paid for their jobs. The Payments report groups what is owed by how long it has been outstanding, and one button does the rest.

Files that go out with every new estimate, set once. A warranty, a certificate of insurance, a scope of work. Add them under Settings → Estimates and stop attaching the same PDF by hand.

Pay Sales and Technicians on different schedules. Set the frequency, the start day and the length for each role.

Create an appointment to quote a property, assign it to a customer and salesperson, and schedule it alongside jobs. Switch it on/off in Settings → Preferences.

Customer paid without a tip? Flyra automatically requests it for you, so your team gets rewarded for their hard work. It is on by default, and lives in Automations under Payments.

Attach PDFs to an estimate and your customer can open and download them. A scope of work, a warranty, a certificate of insurance.

Payments Collected, Unpaid Jobs, Unpaid Balance and Average Payment, all on the date range you pick. Payments by Day and a Payment Methods Breakdown underneath. Export payments and Export unpaid are one click.

A saved card charges straight from the job, in Pay by Card beside Review & Sign, Tap to Pay and Enter Card. Take the whole balance or type a smaller amount. Link counts as a saved method too.

Sales and Technicians can now run different pay periods. Set Frequency, Starts on and Length per role, so Wednesday to Sunday is a real option. The settings are one accordion now, every row showing what it is set to.

Meet the new Inventory tab. Every check out and return is logged so you always know who has what, and workflows do the chasing for you: send reminders when an item is still out, and a restock alert when supplies run low.

The moment an estimate is approved, it shows in the new Approved estimates panel on your schedule, ready to drag onto your team’s calendar.

Show the customer the estimate, have them sign on your phone, and save their payment method right at the door.

Automations got a full redesign and their own tab in the sidebar. Workflows and message automations now live in one list, organized into folders, and every built-in automation is a real workflow you can open and edit.

Quality checks are here. Your crew attaches photos or video when they finish a job, and a job can’t be marked complete without uploading them. Once completed, you approve or reject the quality check, and if you turn on the payroll hold, the job stays out of payroll until you approve its photos. Turn them on in Settings → Preferences.

Sales reps can now see all of their data on their dashboard: doors knocked, close rate, revenue per 100 doors, and a sales-by-hour strip showing when they sell best, with a full statement one tap deeper. It even shows them what closing like the team’s best would be worth in dollars.

Trace the property in satellite view and apply the measurement straight to your jobs, estimates and subscriptions.

A customer with three properties used to mean three separate records, not anymore. You can now have multiple properties per customer. Jobs and subscriptions point at the exact property it happens at and every agreement prints the right address.

Yard signs, flyers and door hangers each get a QR code. A neighbor scans it and lands in your pipeline. You see which areas convert, what actually works, and which signs are due for pickup, right on Flyra.

Flip one toggle and the plan collects part of the first visit at signature, with the card saved at the same moment. The rest charges automatically after the first visit, and every renewal hits the same card. No more starting recurring work on a promise.

Reps picking the wrong sales tax quietly costs you thousands every year. Now you decide exactly where and when each rate applies, down to the state, city or ZIP.

View and edit every employee’s timesheet, and the hours land in Flyra payroll on their own.

A reusable review link for tap cards, QR codes and anywhere else you want reviews from, still wired through your review gate so your business profile stays clean.

Flyra automatically sends out referral requests to happy customers and tracks who they send you, allowing you to grow your business from happy clients.

After a customer pays, they land on a receipt with the review ask right at the top. They’re already on their phone thinking about you. It’s the best moment you will ever get, and it’s already switched on.

Connect Google Calendar once and every scheduled job syncs across automatically. Your crew sees the day’s work wherever they already look, and you choose which roles it applies to.

Cancelling a job now lets you mark it pending reschedule. It stays pinned to your calendar until you rebook it, so the customer never quietly disappears.

Turn on background location and positions keep updating while Flyra is closed. Set the hours it applies to so it only ever runs while your crew is on the clock.

The Flyra map now shows your whole team live. To turn it on, update the app to 7.1 on the App Store, then flip the toggle under Settings → Profile.

Pick a plan template and Flyra fills in the service, the agreement and the billing. Your customer signs and pays on one page.

Every invoice, estimate and subscription your customers open has a new look. Clean, consistent and built around your brand.

Your rep sells. Flyra records the route, the doors, the sales, the ARR and the time on the field. End the session, take a photo, and the recap is ready to post.

Show your customers a visual of the work you will perform, so they can see the value of the service instead of only hearing about it.

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