Quotes start with missing details
The size of the place, the access arrangements and how often they want it all arrive in different conversations.
Nothing to wire up. You describe the business in plain language, Ifa designs and builds it, and you check the plan before any of it exists.
Cleaning business software
Ifa is scheduling software for cleaning companies that starts from how you already work. Each client, address and visit is a record. The quote, the gate code and the next visit stay attached to it.
Illustrative workflow · Guided pre-launch setup
Starting workflow
The gap is rarely the time slot. It is the gate code nobody wrote down, the quote that was never confirmed, or the crew change nobody told the client about.
The size of the place, the access arrangements and how often they want it all arrive in different conversations.
A visit can have a date without anyone confirming who is going or how they get in.
What the last crew learned about the keys and the alarm does not reach the next one.
Completion, feedback and the corrective work all get tracked somewhere other than the visit itself.
The next visit only happens because somebody remembered to copy it forward.
Readiness, crew ownership and quality stay visible, not just the slot in the week.
Capture the property, scope, frequency, timing, and access needs.
Record pricing inputs, questions, what was sent, and customer decision.
Agree the first or recurring visit pattern and confirm readiness.
Give the assigned team the visit context and responsibilities.
Track completion, exceptions, notes, and supporting evidence.
Make review, feedback, and any corrective action explicit.
Confirm the next visit, renewal, or customer conversation.
Illustrative workspace
An illustrative workspace using sample visit references. It shows the schedule alongside readiness, ownership and quality follow-up.
Guided setup
We follow one request through pricing, readiness, assignment and the visit after it, then configure the pilot.
Questions we map together
You see the proposed stages, fields and responsibilities, and correct them, before the pilot starts.
Compared
ZenMaid, Jobber, Housecall Pro and FieldVibe are scheduling and dispatch tools with a client list attached. Ifa is a workspace shaped to your cleaning company, with scheduling as one part of it.
| What matters | Ifa | Typical cleaning scheduling apps |
|---|---|---|
| Where the day starts | The client and the visit record, with the booking as one step. | The calendar and the dispatch board. |
| Custom records and fields | Clients, addresses, visits, quotes and checklists as your own record types with your own fields. | A fixed client and job structure with some custom fields. |
| Online booking for customers | Bookable records with working hours per worker, policies per service and a conflict check before anything is written. Customers book through a booking page Ifa creates for you or in chat on a connected channel, and your team can always book for them. | Often included as a booking form. |
| Automatic reminders | A workflow you define: a scheduled step that sends a message through a channel you have connected, rather than a fixed reminder switch. | Usually included. |
| Bringing your data in | CSV, Excel and JSON exports imported with preview, checks and your approval. | Varies. A client CSV is common; jobs and history often are not. |
| Pricing | Preview the workspace, then pay. No free tier. | Monthly plans per user or per crew size. Check each vendor. |
Written by Ifa from the vendors' public pages on September 1, 2026. Features and prices change, so confirm them with each vendor before deciding.
Switching
Export clients and visits, import them, and approve the match before anything is written.
Google Sheets or Excel
Download the sheet as CSV or keep it as XLSX. Column names become the field names you approve.
ZenMaid
Export customers as CSV from the Customers page.
Jobber
Export clients as CSV from the Clients list.
Housecall Pro
Export the customer list as CSV from Customers.
Whichever one answers your next question.
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