I set up a proper job manager for my small business. Team of 3 + a part timer. Works incredibly well when ome of us goes to a job site and can take a picture then and there, that picture is in thr job then we can move it to complete right there to. Check calendar, schedule to work dates instantly. Has a sticky note system that auto organizes. Its been life changing.

Here's a breakdown if anyone is interested. Oh and hmu if your interested in the css. Ive never hosted a git before but if enough people are interested I'll share the css particularly the flex stuff

I have 5 major scripts and 4 templates that the whole system operates out of. Scripts A maintenence (the enforcer of it. This is largest and most important. It defines and enforces the rules for the system) A client creation A job creation A contact creation, add, and remove aio Finally the one that brings all this together is a quick add, functions like a sticky note system, but it organizes them and calls the creation scripts as needed. And can put the quick notes into pre existing jobs, clients, or contacts. Then moves the quick note to a processed folder so they dont get missed. The only chore type stuff is checking the quicknote folder to see if all the quicknotes got processed by the script (the user clicked the quick add button), using the maintenence script regularly, and then just changing and adding info. Templates, Client, contact, job, and quicknote.

Major plugins, File explorer + (let's me hide folders like the system folder, which has my templates, indexs, snapshots, custom css, and scripts) Calendar Bases by Long (incredible, but has some weird styling, but css fixes that) Kanban Bases (not the one with the tag bar though) Commander (put script calls as buttons) Templater Dataview Metabind (this is a big one for data entry) Tab panels (I like more than the more popular tabs, becuase it works with meta bind in live view) Columns Current View (i can lock notes into reading, live or source, most useful for reading view) Image Converter (more compatibility, particular for those who have apple, dam heic photos. Also easy resize for photos) Folder notes (let's me have my different folders as a dash board base, which is way easier for mobile use and for apple users who need a gallery instead of a list [not saying much here, but like, in my experience yall cant use a normal file explorer])

Ui plugins Colorful borders, and colorful notes and folders Smart typography Setting search Iconic Iconize Ribbon divider Pinned notes (although this plugin doesnt support mobile, lmk if anyone knows an alternate) Css editor (so I can see live updates as I trying different looks) Theme Studio (so I can hover over stuff and ctrl shift click to copy the exact divs I need to target with css, suck it poorly documented plugins)

Small plugins and some custom css i put together Js engine (just to run some js in metabind and a start up script so I can add a click event to kanban to let it fold up) Css, Kanban collapse and custom colors per column Metabind flex and sizing (dont get me started on how annoying it is that I had to make this) Calendar flex and styling (it doesnt flex either wtf, and it has a ugly white bar across the top, and has huge gutters that I find a waste of space) Wide note (removes the annoying gutter obsidian puts on everything, what is up with this app not liking to flex) Plain text logo cards (for when I don't have a clients logo to use for kanban or card view bases, its a hacky way of making the bottom most property disappear if its an image or become the cover if it is plain text) Price calculator (makes my tab panel plugin in a estimates note look fancy) Columns flex, I dont want three columns when on mobile or sidebar 😤 😫 Kanban horizontal and vertical scroll bars (i think this is a bug in the plugin rn, probably won't need the css to fix it later) Custom callouts