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Dispatch for service crews

From the first ring to the signed invoice.

Dispatchwright takes the call, puts the job on a tech's route, walks the tech through the work, and hands the customer an invoice to sign. One app for the office computer and the phone in the truck.

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Two ways to start

Keep the system you have while you look, or start clean.

Shadow mode

Already on another system

  • Load exports from your current software. It keeps running exactly as it does now.
  • See jobs finished but not invoiced, missed calls with no booking, estimates with no follow-up, and lapsed maintenance agreements, each listed row by row from your own data.
  • Move over when you choose. Your old job and customer numbers come with you.
Live

Starting fresh

  • Take calls, dispatch and invoice from day one.
  • Set your trades, job types, labor rate, tax and terms of service once.
  • Add techs and they see their day on their phone.

How a job runs

The same six steps for every job, so nothing gets skipped and the office always knows where things stand.

  1. 01Take the callA known phone or address fills in the customer. The problem, the room and who will be there are asked fresh every time.
  2. 02DispatchDrag the job onto a tech, by day or by week. Open the tech's whole route in Maps.
  3. 03Drive and arriveStart driving and I'm here run the clock. The tech sees access notes and the equipment on file.
  4. 04Do the workBefore and after photos, receipt and truck-stock photos, equipment checkout, notes and the job's checklist.
  5. 05Build the invoiceHours, materials with your markup, equipment charges and tax are added for you.
  6. 06Get it signedThe customer sees final prices only, reads your terms and signs on the phone. Save it as a PDF.

Built for the office and the truck

Hours that clock themselves

Travel and on-site time come from the tech's status taps. Corrections are marked, so the record stays honest.

Receipts and truck stock

Snap the receipt or the part. It saves to the job right away and lands on the invoice once priced.

Equipment that bills itself

Check sewer machines, jetters and cameras out to a job. The rental charge follows by job, day or hour.

Estimates with approval

Quote it, get the customer's signature on the estimate, then schedule the work in one tap.

Equipment history by address

Make, model, serial and last service for every unit at a customer's address, ready before the tech walks in.

Maintenance plans

Visits due in the next 30 days show up on the office screen. Finish one and the next date sets itself.

Roles for the whole crew

Admins run settings, prices and invoices. Techs run jobs. Anyone else can look without changing a thing.

Reports that add up

Revenue by month, tech and trade. Hours worked against hours billed. Work done but not yet invoiced.

Where Dispatchwright is today

A working build. Testing with a small group of contractors comes next, before it opens wider.

  • Early access is free.
  • Pricing will be posted here before anyone is charged.
  • You can export every record at any time.