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A schedule you can drag into shape in about a minute

Every job and visit on one calendar, assignable to the crew and the truck that will actually do it. Move something and everything downstream knows — the customer, the crew, and the invoice.

Starter and up
Week · Crew A
  • Mon

    Gutter clean · Ramirez

    14 Oak Ct

    scheduled
  • Tue

    Quarterly service · Okafor

    22 Pine St · recurring

    series
  • Wed

    Repair callout · Delgado

    91 Birch Ave

    scheduled
  • Thu

    Install · Brenner

    47 Maple Dr · 2 days

    multi-visit

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One-off or recurring

Book a single visit or a repeating service plan

A one-off repair and a fortnightly route are the same primitive here. Set the cadence once and the visits generate ahead of you rather than being rebuilt every month.

Crew-ready

Assign the people and the equipment together

A visit needs a crew and often a specific truck or piece of kit. Assigning both on the calendar is what stops two jobs being promised the same trailer.

Tuesday · assignment
  • Crew A · Dana, Marcus6 stops
  • Crew B · Priya, Sam4 stops
  • Truck 2 · tipperCrew A
  • Pressure unitCrew B

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Conflict-aware

Double-bookings surface before the customer finds them

Booking the same person into two places at once is the failure customers remember. The calendar catches the clash while you are still looking at it.

Reschedule
  1. 1

    Drag the visit

    To a new day or a new crew.

  2. 2

    Conflicts are checked

    Against people, equipment, and travel.

  3. 3

    Route re-sequences

    The rest of that day reorders around it.

  4. 4

    Customer is told

    Without anyone writing a message by hand.

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Where this sits in the day

  1. Get Found
  2. Win Work
  3. Run the Day
  4. Get Paid
  5. Run the Business

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