Jobs move themselves when somebody runs late, and the engineer finds out before the customer does.
Field service software, built in the North East
Every job, every part, every engineer. On one screen.
Calder plans the work, tells your engineers where to be and what to take, and knows what came off the van before they get back to the yard.
calder jobs --today --unassigned
3 jobs waiting, nearest engineer 14 minutes away
calder stock --van FE-07
Low: 22mm valve seat (1 left), thermostatic cartridge (0)
calder dispatch --auto
Assigned 3 jobs. 2 engineers notified. 1 part ordered.
What it does
Built by people who used to run service desks, for the people still running them.
What is on each van, what came off it, and what needs ordering tonight rather than next Tuesday.
Photographs, readings and a signature against the job, so an invoice is never argued about twice.
Jobs out, invoices raised, parts costed. No evening spent retyping yesterday.
This morning, on one screen
The board every service desk starts the day on.
How we put it in
Nobody changes how their whole company works on a Monday. So we do not ask them to.
We come and watch how the work actually moves. Usually for a day.
One team, one month, running live alongside whatever you use now.
Everybody else, once the pilot has settled the arguments.
We keep building it. You keep telling us what is wrong with it.
“We stopped running the whiteboard three weeks in and nobody has asked to bring it back.”
“The engineers took to it without being trained, which has never happened here.”
Tom H · Example review“Parts ordering used to be a Friday afternoon. Now it is not a thing anybody does.”
Danielle W · Example reviewBook a walkthrough
Half an hour, your own jobs on the screen, no slides. We will tell you if it is not a fit.