The log builds itself
What the tech records at the property becomes the service record, the chemical log and the customer history in one pass.
Pest Control
The tech signs off in the yard. The compliance record gets built at a desk.We make those one step.
Recurring routes, chemical logs, state reporting and renewals each want the same job data in a different shape, so somebody keys it in again. We connect the field app, the scheduling and the reporting so the service record is written once and the recurring visits book themselves.
What we fix
The parts of your day that quietly cost you jobs, handled.
Routes that rebook without a reminder
Quarterly and monthly services schedule themselves, and the ones that lapse surface before the customer notices they stopped.
Billing that matches the visit
The service that happened is the service that gets billed, so the month closes without somebody reconciling two lists.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this replace our field software?
Usually not. Most of the value is in connecting what you have to accounting, reporting and follow-up. If a tool is genuinely holding you back we will say so.
What about state reporting requirements?
The data your techs already capture is what those reports need. We connect it so the reporting is assembled from the record rather than rebuilt from it.
We already have a scheduler. Is that enough?
A scheduler puts a visit on a calendar. The part that usually leaks is everything after it: the record, the billing and the next booking.
Tell us what gets written twice
Show us one service from the tech signing off to the invoice going out. The duplicate passes are usually obvious once they are laid out.