For moving companies
Built for local moves, long-distance jobs, and everything between.
A move is priced differently depending on distance, crew size, and packing needs - and a corporate relocation account is a different pitch entirely. WiseSlip handles the full range.
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Quote the move
Price a local or long-distance move before the crew shows up.
2
Bill crew hours & materials
Invoice crew hours and packing materials as separate, clear line items.
3
Order packing supplies
Formally order boxes, tape, and packing materials from a supplier.
4
Track trucks & equipment
A simple inventory report for moving equipment and supplies on hand.
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Bid corporate relocations
Pitch a company or property manager on an ongoing relocation contract.
Prefer to start from a pre-filled example? See the Moving Companies invoice template, or browse every trade.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I quote a local move versus a long-distance one?
- Use the same Quote template for both - itemize crew hours and truck time for a local move, or distance-based and packing charges for a long-distance job, whichever pricing model you use.
- How do I bill crew hours and packing materials?
- Itemize them as separate line items on the invoice - e.g. "2-person crew (4 hours)" tagged Labor and "Packing materials" tagged Material - and WiseSlip shows the Labor / Materials cost split automatically.
- Can I collect a deposit to hold a moving date?
- Yes - set a deposit (percent or flat amount) on the quote, common for holding a date during a busy season. It shows the deposit due now separately from the remaining balance due on move day.
- Can I track packing supplies and equipment?
- Yes - order boxes and packing materials from a supplier with a Purchase Order, and track equipment and supplies on hand with the Inventory Management template.
- How do I pitch a corporate relocation contract?
- Use the Business Proposal template for a formal pitch with scope, timeline, and pricing - corporate and property-management accounts typically expect that over an ad-hoc quote.