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This copy has no database attached. Open the file in a text editor and paste your Supabase project URL and anon public key into the two lines marked ABC — paste near the top, then re-upload it.
Follow the setup guide step 4 if you are not sure where to find those.
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Pick a crew member on the left to read what they turned in and put a price on each job.
Nothing submitted for this week yet.
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You are moving all of {{ selFirstName }}’s work — {{ moveCount }}, the prices, and where the week stands — off one sheet and onto another.
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The prices become editable again and {{ selFirstName }} will have to look them over and agree a second time. Their earlier approval is cleared.
Nothing to invoice in this view yet — jobs land here once you and the employee have agreed on the price.
If someone texts you that they forgot a job, give them access here instead of typing it yourself. Their week stays exactly as it is — every job and every price you already set is kept — and they can only append what is missing. This is not the same as sending a week back to fix or refill it.
Pick a name above to type their jobs in yourself.
Nothing on this week yet.
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{{ yearCountLabel }}. The $600 threshold is the current IRS reporting minimum for contractor payments — confirm it against this year's rules, and check with your accountant on whether anyone here counts as an employee rather than a contractor.
No work logged yet, so there is nothing to report.
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The list your crew picks from. Add as many as you like — they search it by typing, so a long list stays fast.
Everyone who signs up lands here first. Nobody can submit work or see anything until you let them in.
Every week is kept as its own dated record in the database. Use the week arrows at the top to go back, and Print on any screen for a paper copy.
Every job, every price, every address — one spreadsheet. Do this once a month and keep it with your business files; it is your safety net if anything ever happens to the database.
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