One board, four states
Open, arrived, working, done. Every job is a card in exactly one column, so the office reads the day at a glance.
An office board and a tech phone that agree: who's on site, who's working, who's done — without a single “where are you?” text.
Sample sign-in for the tech phone: shop SUMMIT · PIN 1111
A Tuesday with three trucks and two trades.
Dispatch runs on group texts and the radio. The office guesses which truck is where, the tech gets interrupted for status while his hands are in a panel, and on a multi-trade day nobody has the whole picture at once.
Status is the product — not a full office system.
Open, arrived, working, done. Every job is a card in exactly one column, so the office reads the day at a glance.
The tech signs in with a PIN and taps Arrived, Working or Done. No forms, no typing on a roof.
HVAC, plumbing and electrical jobs sit side by side, so a mixed day still reads as one day.
Status taps queue on the truck when the neighborhood has no coverage and post the moment signal returns.
Three steps. We tell you early if a board is more than you need.
How your day gets dispatched today, how many trucks, which trades. Phone or video.
We map your statuses onto the board and tell you honestly whether a two-truck shop needs one. Sometimes the answer is a group text is fine.
Set up the shop and each tech's PIN, load one real day, train the office on the board and the techs on four buttons. We check back after the first week.
Techs learn the phone in a huddle at the truck, not a classroom.
The truck side of the board, and where the jobs come from.
Twelve minutes, honest answer. If your dispatch already works on a whiteboard and a text thread, we'll say so.