Route
Matches job type + required skill + parts-in-van + proximity + customer SLA. Picks the tech who can actually complete the call on first visit.
Auto-routes jobs to the nearest qualified tech, writes the job card to your FSM, texts ETA windows, and reshuffles the board live when a bigger job hits. Your dispatcher runs the exceptions, not the queue.
Matches job type + required skill + parts-in-van + proximity + customer SLA. Picks the tech who can actually complete the call on first visit.
Live ETA window to the customer, auto-updated when traffic or the previous stop runs long. One clean text, not five confused ones.
When an emergency walks in, AI re-sequences the board around it, re-texts affected customers, and flags your dispatcher only for exceptions.
Writes a full job card — customer, problem, photos, parts required, warranty status — to your FSM before the tech pulls up to the house.
Tech gets a one-screen brief: what, where, who, risk flags, prior history. No more digging through three apps before the knock.
Invoice fires, review request drops at the right time, next-service reminder is scheduled — all automated, all logged.
No. It removes the 80% of routine decisions so your dispatcher handles exceptions, parts shortages, and customer escalations instead of dragging blocks around a calendar.
Techs like it because routes are tighter and they finish their day sooner. The ones who don't like it are usually the ones who were gaming the old dispatcher.
We sync your van inventory nightly (or live if you have telematics). The dispatcher only assigns jobs the tech can actually complete.