From the customer's call to a signed-off job report, ready to invoice.
Work orders, a dispatch board without double-booked technicians, parts and labour on every job, customer sign-off and a printable job report.
A field service prototype for installers and repair companies — heating, plumbing, electrical and maintenance. Take a request for a customer site, assign the right technician on the dispatch board (no overlapping jobs), follow the job from en route to on site, record time and parts, capture the customer's sign-off and hand over a job report that is ready to invoice.
This is an interactive prototype for evaluation — not a hosted product you can subscribe to. A production version is built and adapted for your organization on request.
A day and week board with one column per technician; assign waiting jobs to a time slot. Overlapping jobs for the same technician are refused.
New → scheduled → en route → in progress → ready to invoice → invoiced, with every step and assignment in the history.
Each technician sees their jobs in order with address, access notes and phone, and moves them forward from the site.
Record time and parts from the catalogue (or custom items) on the job; costs with call-out fee and tax are calculated exactly.
Completion needs the work done, recorded time and the customer's name as sign-off; the printable job report goes with the invoice.
Homeowners and businesses with one or more sites, access notes and the full job history.
Today's schedule, technician load, jobs waiting for a technician, value ready to invoice, and revenue by month, type, technician and customer.
Dispatcher, technician (only their own jobs) and a read-only owner view.
Create a work order for a customer site with type, priority and the problem described.
Assign a waiting job on the dispatch board; a slot that overlaps the technician's other jobs is refused.
Switch to the technician role, mark the job en route, start work, add parts and time.
Describe the work done and record the customer's name as sign-off; the job is ready to invoice.
Open the printable job report with labour, parts, totals and sign-off, then mark the job as invoiced.
See completed jobs, revenue, average time on site and who did the work.
Captured from the current version of the prototype.
01Create an account or sign in with Google — no payment details needed.
02A private workspace filled with fictional sample data is created for you in seconds.
03Work through the workflows and switch the demo role in the sidebar to see what each role can do.
04Click “Build My Version” — your request includes the demo and the features you tried.
After 72 hours the workspace and every record you created are permanently deleted. Your account stays active, and you can request a customized version at any time.
Field service management software plans and tracks work done at customer sites: requests become work orders, a dispatcher assigns technicians, the technicians record their time, parts and the customer's sign-off, and completed jobs go to invoicing. This demo covers all of those steps.
No. When a job is scheduled, the technician's other scheduled, en-route and in-progress jobs are checked on the server; overlapping times are refused, even if two dispatchers try at the same moment.
Technicians see the whole board but can only move their own jobs forward, add parts and time to them and complete them with the customer's sign-off. Planning and invoicing stay with the dispatcher.
Labour is billed per minute at the hourly rate recorded with each entry, parts at quantity × price, plus a call-out fee per job and tax on the subtotal, using exact decimal arithmetic.
Booking schedules customers into your own staff's calendar. Field service sends technicians to customer sites and records the work done there: parts, time, sign-off and job reports.
Tickets with owners, priorities and categories, public replies and internal notes, SLA targets that pause while waiting on the customer, and support reports.
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Appointments, calendar, services, staff hours and customers for service businesses.
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Membership plans, sign-ups and dues, front-desk check-in that refuses expired or frozen members, and a class timetable with capacity-checked bookings.
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Request a customized version. Mention what you tried in the demo and what needs to be different.
