Representative transformation / fictional company
Field service / Business software
Redwood Field
Jobs arrived in group chat. A whiteboard tracked who had the recovery machine. We shipped dispatch, van inventory, and quote to invoice.
First-time fix from 61% to 79%.
- Multi-location commercial service company
- 14 field technicians and three office coordinators
- Residential and light-commercial work
- QuickBooks retained for accounting
The business challenge.
Fourteen technicians, an office of three. Quotes lived in email. The owner was the integration.
- New work arrived through calls, email, and group chat
- The office manually transferred accepted quotes into dispatch
- Parts and specialist equipment were tracked on a whiteboard
- Field updates reached customers inconsistently
- Invoices waited for notes and approvals to reach the office
The platform.
Dispatch board and job costing. Van inventory and customer sign-off followed. Same-day invoice on jobs that did not need warranty review.
- Sales-to-operations handover
- Dispatch and technician assignment
- Work orders and job costing
- Van and equipment inventory
- Customer sign-off
- Invoice synchronization
Automation and AI, where useful.
Automation follows a defined workflow. AI prepares, summarizes, or flags work for review when judgment still belongs with a person.
- Create a work order when a quote is approved
- Assign preparation tasks to the office
- Notify customers of appointment changes
- Flag missing parts before dispatch
- Prepare invoices from completed job records
What changed after launch.
First-time fix moved from 61% to 79%. Same-day invoice on about 65% of jobs. Warranty work still needs the office.
One tech still photos paper notes. Year-one cost went up versus the old $380/mo stack. Year-two went down once they skipped the per-tech tax.
First-time fix
Before61%
After79%
Same-day invoices
BeforeWhen someone remembered
AfterAbout 65% of jobs
Software stack
BeforeAbout $380/mo of almost-fits
AfterOne Upper Plain bill
“It keeps getting better on a Friday. Feels less like an agency and more like a product team that shows up.”
Build at $2,000 for the first year, then ongoing maintenance and improvements at the starting rate.
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