Some clients have no problem with vehicles: they have a problem with jobs. Knowing who is nearby, what was assigned and whether it actually closed is a different business from tracking.
With WorkOrders the job goes to the technician who is closest.
Before assigning, you can see who will arrive first.
A photo of the finished job and the customer's signature.
Real time on each job, to quote the next one better.
The technician sees the day's list on their phone, without being called.
How many jobs closed on time and how many didn't.
Exact words you can use on the visit. No jargon.
“When an urgent job comes in, you see who is closest and send it to them. Without calling five people.”
“And on closing, the photo and the customer's signature are on record. No argument afterwards.”
You resell under your own brand. This is who it works for, and with what argument.
Installers, maintenance, networks, air conditioning.
Those who invoice another company per completed job.
Where the supervisor can't be everywhere.
Where you must prove you attended within the promised window.
From the platform, with tasks that reach the app on their phone with address, priority and instructions.
Yes, on the map, which lets you assign whoever is closest instead of whoever answers first.
Yes: time accepted, time closed and the signature of whoever received it.
Yes, with phone tracking. It is the route for staff on foot, on a motorcycle or in their own vehicle.
Change the pitch and a new market opens up.