If dispatch goes down, the trucks stop.

Field-service businesses where scheduling, dispatch, and payment collection are the operation. An outage here isn’t an inconvenience — it’s a day of missed calls and unbilled work.

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Dispatch uptimeRedundancy where the business actually runs
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Field devicesTablets and phones managed and replaceable
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Card dataPayment handling kept out of scope
04
Crew turnoverAccess that closes the day someone leaves
Home Servicing
RedundantDispatch survives a single failure
Field-readyDevices managed and swappable
Payment-safeCard data kept out of scope
Named leadOne person who knows your operation

The Real Problem

One connection between you and revenue.

Dispatch, scheduling, and field apps are usually cloud services reached through a single office connection and a fleet of phones. Lose either one and the whole day’s work stops moving — techs sitting idle, customers calling, and no way to bill for work that never got scheduled.

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Single connection

No failover at the office means one provider outage takes dispatch offline for everyone.

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Personal phones

Techs using their own devices for customer data and payments, with nothing recoverable when they quit.

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Card data in the wrong places

Payment details captured over the phone and written down, pulling the whole office into scope.

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Seasonal crew accounts

High turnover means dozens of live accounts belonging to people who left seasons ago.

What We Handle

Keep the trucks moving.

Connectivity Redundancy

Failover so a provider outage doesn’t stop dispatch, with automatic cutover rather than a phone call.

Field Device Management

Company-controlled tablets and phones that can be wiped, replaced, and reissued the same day.

Dispatch System Support

We own the seam between your field-service platform and everything it depends on to work.

Payment Handling

Card capture routed through proper channels so payment data stays out of your general environment.

Crew Account Lifecycle

Seasonal and high-turnover staff provisioned quickly and closed out the day they finish.

Customer Data Protection

Addresses, access codes, and payment records treated as the sensitive data they actually are.

What happens if dispatch drops at 8am?

If the plan is to wait for the provider, there’s a better answer. Let’s build the failover.