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EPISODE · Sep 13, 2026 · 4 MIN

Fergus launches AI-first job management for tradespeople

from Global Economic Press · host Global Economic Press

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses the groundbreaking AI-first job management platform launched by Fergus, a company that is transforming the way tradespeople manage their work. Fergus, which serves over 26,000 tradespeople across Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom, is moving beyond traditional software to a platform that actively assists in completing tasks from the initial inquiry to the final payment. By integrating artificial intelligence into their existing system, Fergus aims to reduce the administrative burden on tradespeople, allowing them to focus more on running profitable businesses. For more information, visit Fergus's website. Fergus's innovative approach leverages 15 years of trade knowledge and existing data to provide a seamless experience for tradespeople. The platform includes Fergus Assistant, which is available on both desktop and mobile, allowing tradespeople to capture job details on-site and integrate them directly into quotes and invoices. Fergus AI, set to roll out across all markets next week, will further enhance this experience by providing insights and automating administrative tasks. This shift from information storage to actionable insights is already making a significant impact, as noted by Fergus customer Tom Ryan, who reports significant time savings and efficiency gains. Fergus's AI-first approach is set to revolutionize job management for tradespeople, empowering them to protect their margins and turn completed work into cash faster.

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