What the tech carries, and what it does when the signal drops.
The truck app your techs actually run the job on. Status advances off GPS, the price book is in their hand, and it keeps working in a basement with no bars.
“My techs are texting me photos and calling in updates.”
The job in their pocket — sheet, photos, notes, customer history, signature.
“I have to call a tech to find out if he's on site yet.”
En route and on site set themselves off location. Nobody taps a status button.
“Half my jobs are in basements with no service.”
The app runs from a cached shell and queues every change on the device. It shows what's pending and syncs itself when the bars come back.
“Pricing depends on which tech showed up.”
One book, priced by zone, quoted from the job sheet.
“My techs have no reason to offer the better option.”
Sales-floor psychology, in the field, visible to the crew.
“Finding one old job takes four clicks and a guess.”
One keystroke, everything — customers, jobs, invoices, parts.
See it run this for real.
No form, no salesperson. The live product, with real data in it.