Field Wizard

Field service software for dispatch and work orders

The job went out. What came back is the part that decides whether you got paid

Assigning work is the easy half. The half that costs money is what the technician brings back — whether it is complete, whether it is legible, and whether anyone has to phone them to find out what happened.

Start free trial →

30 days free · no card · cancel yourself any time. No seat minimum.

When it goes wrong

How a small gap turns into an expensive one

None of this is one bad day. Each one causes the next.

1

The job goes out as a text message or a phone call, so what the technician knows and what the office knows are two different things from the moment they drive off.

2

The work order comes back missing the one field that mattered — the meter reading, the model number, the customer's signature — and now somebody is calling a technician who is already on the next job.

3

Parts used get written on the back of the sheet, if at all, so stock is wrong and the invoice is a guess.

And then

You invoice late, for less than the work was worth, and the customer queries it because there is nothing attached that shows what was done.

The same job, the other way

Where that chain gets broken

The same three steps every trade runs. The difference is that each one leaves a record the next one can use.

1

The job is assigned with the reasoning visible — who is closest, who has the skills, who is already loaded — and it arrives on the technician's phone with the address, the forms and the parts list attached.

2

The form will not submit without the fields that matter, so the incomplete work order stops being a thing that happens.

3

Parts recorded on the job come off stock automatically, and the completed work order carries straight into the invoice with the signature and the photos already attached.

And then

Nothing gets re-typed, and the record exists before anyone asks for it.

Half an hour with your own data settles it faster than this page can. Start free →

What it actually looks like

Plumbing Service Call, on a phone and as a PDF

On the technician's phone. All 3 screens, in order — tap to step through them. Photos, signatures and repeat rows are captured on the device, and it all works with no signal.
YOUR LOGOPlumbing Service CallService ReportJOB #1042DATE10 Aug 2026CUSTOMERNorthside Prop…TECHNICIAND. ReyesINSPECTION DETAILSCustomerNorthside Property Gr…Arrival location41.8781, -87.6298Call typeLeakEmergency callYesProblem as reported by custom…No deficiencies noted…PARTS USEDPARTQTYUNITTOTALItem 112Item 1Item 1Item 224Item 2Item 2Item 336Item 3Item 3PHOTO — BEFOREPhoto 1Photo 2Photo 3SIGN-OFFTechnician signature10 Aug 2026DateYour Company · (555) 010-4477 · yourcompany.comPage 1 of 1
The PDF your customer receives. Your logo and your layout, with repeat sections tabulated and photos laid out — emailed the moment it's submitted.

Both panels are drawn from this template's actual fields, so they change when the form does. Sample values shown; branding and layout are yours to change in the PDF designer.

The forms

6 ready-made dispatch and work orders forms

Used across 5 trades — the same workflow, with the fields each trade actually needs.

Use this template with your own crew

Start a free trial, open it in the builder, and send it to a technician today. No card required.

Start free trial →

30 days free · no card · cancel yourself any time. No seat minimum.

Would rather ask a person first? Email us — a human answers.