Customers pay upfront, and technicians see the job details, not the payment.

The website works differently now. When a customer books a job, they pay right then. The technician who takes the job sees the repair, the address, and the time, but the payment is already done. No guessing about whether the card went through, no awkward conversations about money at the door.

This means the technician can focus on showing up and doing good work. The customer knows the price upfront and isn't surprised later. The payment is handled, so there's no back-and-forth about who owes what.

It's a small change that makes the whole thing simpler. The technician gets a job that's ready to go. The customer gets a technician who shows up knowing exactly what they're fixing and what it costs.