The Tapi Method
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3.0 Execution
3.1

Confirm booking & access

Don’t assume anything. Lock it in with both parties.

The job’s not really moving until the tradie is booked and access is locked in. It's a small detail — but a critical one. The number one cause of job delays? No one checked if the tenant would be home, or the tradie didn’t have the right keys.
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At Tapi, we treat access like a non-negotiable step in the coordination process. You don’t just assign a job and hope for the best — you confirm the booking, check the time works for the tenant, and make sure the tradie knows how to get in.
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This step sounds obvious, but skipping it creates a domino effect:
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  • The tradie no-shows because they couldn’t reach the tenant.
  • The tenant complains because no one turned up.
  • You waste time rescheduling.
  • Everyone loses trust.


A tight access process prevents all of this. Use templates, confirm phone numbers, specify time windows, and clarify where to collect keys or codes. And when in doubt, double-check — five minutes now saves days later.


Great coordinators treat bookings like a handshake: clear, confirmed, and trusted by both sides. That’s how you protect your tradie’s time, respect your tenant’s routine, and keep the job on track.