Three arguments and fifteen table stakes.

The dispatch board, the technician app and the booking page are why offices switch. Everything after them ships included, not upsold.

Scheduling and dispatch

The whole day on one board.

Every technician down the side, every hour across the top, and every job where you put it. Drag a stop to move it, and the customer hears about it without anybody picking up the phone.

  • Day, week and month views, plus a lane per technician
  • Drag and drop between techs and times
  • Unscheduled work waits in a tray, not in somebody's head
  • Gaps in a route are marked, so you can fill them
The dispatch board showing a day of pest control jobs with times, customers and services.

The dispatch board on a working Monday.

Technician app

The truck's copy of the day.

The tech opens the app and sees the route in order, with arrival windows, the customer's history and the forms already attached. It keeps working when the signal does not.

  • Route order with arrival windows
  • Photos, readings, notes and signatures on the stop
  • Offline-first: everything queues and syncs later
  • Clock in and out against the real route
The technician app showing today's six stops in route order with times and job statuses.

The technician app, six stops in route order.

Online booking

A booking page that feeds dispatch.

Your services, your prices, your windows. A request becomes a job on the board with the customer record already attached, rather than an email somebody has to retype.

  • Your real services, durations and prices
  • Requests land in dispatch, not in an inbox
  • Confirmation and reminders send themselves
  • Free and unlimited for the people booking you
A public booking page listing pest control services with their real prices and durations.

A public booking page at step one of five.

Everything included

Also in the box, on the plan that includes it.

CRM and customer history

Every property, contact, note and prior visit in one record.

Scheduling and dispatch

Day, week, month and per-tech views with drag-and-drop moves.

Route optimization

One tap per tech or team, inside the promised windows.

Live GPS map

The whole crew on a map with stop-by-stop progress.

Online booking

A branded booking page that feeds dispatch directly.

Estimates and e-signature

Approved and signed from the customer's own phone.

Invoicing and payments

Card, cash or check, card on file and autopay.

Technician app

Offline-first, for the route, the forms and the photos.

Customer portal

Self-serve appointments, documents and balances.

Automated reminders

Confirmation, day-before and on-my-way sequences.

Shared inbox and automations

One thread per customer across text and email.

Inventory

Chemicals and parts tracked off the truck, not the shelf.

Time tracking

Clock in, clock out, and hours that match the route.

Commissions

Tech and salesperson pay calculated from real jobs.

Review generation

Requests sent the moment a job completes.

Reports

Revenue, A/R and technician scorecards, CSV for the rest.

Sales pipeline

Leads through to won work, with sales reporting.

API access

A public API for the tools you already run the office on.