Dispatch is a group text.
Half the assignments happen at 6am on the way in. Techs check their phones at the light. Nobody has the same picture of today.
Dispatch, work orders, invoicing, and follow-ups run end to end. Techs know where they're going. Customers know when. Invoices land same day.
Dispatch runs on text messages. Invoices go out Friday. Second trips eat the margin. Nobody sees the whole day.
Half the assignments happen at 6am on the way in. Techs check their phones at the light. Nobody has the same picture of today.
Job wraps Monday. Paperwork lands Tuesday. Invoice sends Friday. Payment shows up 45 days later. You paid the tech before the customer paid you.
Tech gets to the site. Capacitor's blown. Not on the truck. Two hours of drive time, one lost slot on the board, and the next customer's rescheduling now.
You know who works hard. You don't know who's profitable. Time is in one system, parts another, revenue a third. Nobody sees the whole page.
Slow dispatch, second trips, late invoices, missed follow-ups. Each one is small. Together they eat the margin the techs earned in the field.
The techs already did the work. The office is where it stops turning into money. That's the piece nobody's watching.
Dispatch runs itself. Techs know their day. Customers know when. Invoices go out with the job. You stop putting out fires and start running the business.
Board runs itself. Routes optimized. Techs sequenced. ETAs sent before the customer asks.
Invoice goes out with the job. Card on file where possible. Cash lands same week, not same quarter.
Per-tech, per-service margin. Callback rate by job type. What actually makes money, and what quietly doesn't.
Six workstreams, one team, one cadence. Dispatch, work orders, field sync, customer comms, invoicing, and the analytics behind all of it.
Board full, routes optimized, techs sequenced. Same-day calls slotted without blowing up the day. The 6am group text goes away.
Estimate to work order to invoice, on one chain. No paperwork lost between the truck and the office. Photos, forms, and signatures live on the job record.
The tech's app talks to the office. Time on site, parts used, notes, and photos land in the record automatically. No hand-entry, no lost details.
Appointment confirmations, on-the-way texts, ETA updates, review requests, follow-ups. The customer stays informed without the office answering the phone.
Invoice sends with the job. Cards on file where possible. Membership plans billed on cadence. AR watched weekly instead of when you notice it.
Per-tech P&L. Per-service margin. Callback rate by job type. The numbers that show what's earning and what's costing you every ticket.
A Field Ops Manager clears $100k+ fully loaded. Our subscription runs the same function, plus analytics and customer comms, for less than half.
One call. We scope your board, plug into your system, and start the same week.
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