Field service software for the trades
One place for the schedule, the crew and the money — instead of a whiteboard, a group text and a pile of paper tickets. Your crews close jobs on a phone with no signal, and the office bills off exactly what they logged.
We set shops up one at a time. Tell us what you run and we'll get you going.
Pick your trade and the job types, checklists and licence reminders come set up for it.
Import the walkout and it comes in as poles and spans with the footage already measured. Crews log units against your rate sheet, and the bill to your prime is built from those same numbers. Shops run real money through this today.
Run something else? The engine underneath is the same for any trade that sends people out to jobs — we add a trade by describing how it works, not by rewriting the product. Tell us what you run and we'll tell you straight how close we are.
The work gets entered once. Everything after it reads the same numbers, so there is nothing to re-key and nothing to argue about.
Every job, who's going, and when. Drag it where it belongs, or lay out the week ahead by crew. Each job goes out with the address, the customer's history and the checklist already on it — nobody has to text the office to find out where they're going.
Checklist, notes, photos, parts used, a signature at the door. Down a basement or out past the last tower, it saves right on the phone and goes up on its own when service comes back.
The finished job turns into an estimate or an invoice off your own prices. Then one list shows who still owes you and how late they are, instead of you finding out at month end.
One board for today, one schedule for the week ahead. Jobs, customers, crews and teams all live in the same place, so nothing gets run twice and nothing gets lost between a text and a sticky note.
Built to work with no signal, not just to limp through one — a crew can burn a whole day out of coverage and lose nothing. Photos, checklists, your own forms, parts used, clock in and out, signature on the glass. The field app is Android and we hand it to you directly; if your crews carry iPhones, that half isn't ready for you yet.
Set your flat-rate prices once and quote off them at the door. The estimate becomes an invoice, the invoice joins a running list of what you're owed and how old it is, and it all exports for your bookkeeper.
Before-and-after photos and a signature travel with the job, so when someone asks what was done, the answer is attached to the work instead of sitting in somebody's camera roll.
Crews clock in from the field, the hours land on a timesheet, and payroll adds itself up. Reports tell you what a job actually made. Your customer can follow a link to see where their job stands instead of calling the office.
When work shows up as a PDF or an email, it can be read straight into a job instead of retyped by hand — the address, the customer and the scope filled in for you to check.
Run a week of real work through it. If the invoice matches what your crew actually did, keep going.