Reads NZ electrical terminology
Our AI is trained on New Zealand trade terminology — it reads your shorthand the way you write it on site, and turns it into clean, itemised invoice lines.
Stop doing the books at 9 PM. Snap your site notes — or speak them — and have a GST-compliant electrical invoice in your inbox before you leave the driveway.
Three steps in the van. No data entry, no spreadsheets, no laptop.
Trained on the way NZ electricians actually write up a job — not generic invoicing software.
Our AI is trained on New Zealand trade terminology — it reads your shorthand the way you write it on site, and turns it into clean, itemised invoice lines.
Got a compliance note or cert reference on your job sheet? Include it in your notes and it carries through to the invoice. Useful for landlord and property manager jobs where a paper trail matters.
Whether you're using an electrician invoice template NZ-wide or building one from scratch, here's what a valid electrical invoice needs to include.
A proper electrician invoice — whether it's a one-off job or a full electrical contracting invoice — should always show your labour, materials, and the paperwork IRD expects to see.
If you're GST-registered (required once you cross $60,000 in a year), every electrical invoice must show your GST number, the GST rate charged (15%), and the total both GST-exclusive and GST-inclusive. TradieNotes calculates and itemises this automatically — including the option to issue non-GST invoices if you're not yet registered.
Most sparkies bill a mix of the same few line items on every electrical invoice — TradieNotes' AI recognises each of these from your notes or voice recording.
Want the full feature rundown? See our complete invoicing software for tradies overview.
No monthly fees. No tiers. No hidden card surcharges. You only pay when you keep the PDF. Quotes that convert to invoices? Free.