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Scheduling and route planning

Booking a job is easy. Booking it on a day the tech is already in that neighborhood is what saves the drive. We group your customers by zone, order the routes, and show your office which days a tech is already close by.

When a job is booked, it goes straight into your field-service calendar with a tech and an arrival window.

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Picture it

A customer texts "after 3pm works." Your office sees which day a tech is already nearby and books it.

Who it is for

Companies with more than one tech, a busy season, and an office that builds the schedule by hand.

Especially useful for
HVACIrrigation and landscaping

What you get

  • Customers grouped into zones
  • Routes ordered by zone
  • A booking advisor that shows when a tech is already nearby
  • Jobs written into your field-service calendar with a tech and an arrival window
  • A map of where the week is headed
How it works

From first call to running every day.

  1. Mirror your calendar

    We read jobs and techs from your field-service software.

  2. Cluster by zone

    Customers grouped by where they are, routes ordered to match.

  3. Book where techs already are

    Your office sees the best days before offering one.

  4. Write it back

    The job lands in your calendar with a tech and a window.

Irrigation company 59 jobs created in an irrigation company's field-service calendar, each with a tech and an arrival window
The real project

A win-back engine that filled the fall schedule

The same company had years of past customers and a manual scheduling crunch every fall. I built the system that finds who to text, drafts it, reads the replies and turns them into booked jobs.

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Questions

The questions owners ask first.

Do I have to stop using my field-service software?

No. The scheduling tools read from it and write booked jobs back into it.

Who decides the final schedule?

Your office. The tools suggest the best days and routes. A person books the job.

Is this only for a seasonal rush?

It was built for one, where a single office person was scheduling about 400 services in 30 days for two techs. The same tools help any time the calendar is full.

Works well with

Related services

Most owners start with one piece and add the next once the first is earning its keep.

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Win-back texts that fill the schedule

Your busy season is coming. Past customers who are due get a text from your office, and the yeses turn into booked jobs.

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A follow-up desk that reads every reply

Replies come in overnight. By morning they are on one list: book it, price question, call me after 3, opted out.

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The admin your software never gave you

Your office opens one screen in the morning instead of three spreadsheets and two logins.

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