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Scattered Field Service Tools
Small field service businesses struggle with disconnected tools for scheduling, dispatch, invoicing, and customer tracking, causing inefficiency and lost work.
In their words
My main goal is to stop making my secretary manage four or five different spreadsheets.
We've grown to 5 vans on the road, and relying on google calendar and spreadsheets is slowly killing me.
we need the system to support the workflow of creating a visit first and then the estimate
I’m mainly looking for something pretty straightforward with scheduling, estimates, invoicing, customer management, team assigning, payroll, etc.
I basically had to write a script for myself to remember how to do any of them tasks because they’re not intuitive.
relying on google calendar and spreadsheets is slowly killing me. I need something to handle dispatch, scheduling, and invoicing all in one place
Trying to remember who wanted fertilizer dropped versus a standard cut while driving between properties is a recipe for burnout.
I had a perfect system down without an app telling me where to go. Just a paper sheet with my units on it
We almost have to wear a body cam and document everything we do, taking numerous pictures.
We've tested a few general-purpose CRMs, but many required extensive customization and still didn't fully support the workflows we needed.
jobs getting double booked, customers not hearing back
That's the bare minimum, how close does GorillaDesk come?
The latest update made it so I can’t see what I’m typing when I’m texting my clients.
these guys have like 4-6 service calls a day
Small field service businesses
Where they talk
- r/smallbusiness
- r/CRMSoftware
- r/CRM
- r/hvacadvice
- r/electricians
- r/PestControlIndustry
- r/PoolPros
- r/cleaningbusiness
Tools they use today
- Jobber
- Housecall Pro
- QuickBooks
- ServiceTitan
- Excel
- Google Calendar
- Clientility
Why those fall short
- forms wipe mid-job, data disappears, glitches, redundant steps, poor support
- auto-generates calls on the same work order
- Customization requires technical resources; mobile restrictions; poor support; high ACS costs
- no access to repeat reports or close-out code data
- not intuitive, clunky mobile forms, features locked, dated interface
Map of ideas
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