View
Day/week
Move work without rebuilding the schedule.
Scheduling
Stop losing the day to texts, double-booking, and reschedules.
ServiceKit gives the office one board for the work that needs to happen today. Jobs stop living in memory, sticky notes, and group texts.
Turn the day from a stack of calls into a board the office can actually run.
Checkout stays closed until launch gates open. The feature proof below is for launch readiness, not a live checkout.
ServiceKit module
Scheduling
Assignment
Tech owned
Every job has a person before it hits the field.
First win
No mystery jobs
Open work stays visible until it is closed.
Proof standard
No blank board theater
The screenshot needs to show jobs, tech columns, open work, and visible status.
Calendar plus ownership
Scheduling is not just dates. It is who owns the job and what blocks it.
What to look for
See the week by technician, then move work before the day breaks.
The first win is simple: every open job has a place, an owner, and a visible next move.
No blank board theater
The screenshot needs to show jobs, tech columns, open work, and visible status.
Calendar plus ownership
Scheduling is not just dates. It is who owns the job and what blocks it.
What this replaces
Whiteboards, shared calendars, and the person who knows every job by memory.
The first win is simple: every open job has a place, an owner, and a visible next move.
Assign work without calling every tech.
Keep open jobs visible until they are done.
Move work when the customer, crew, or weather changes.
Let the schedule become a system instead of a daily rebuild.
How the workflow moves
A useful feature is a sequence, not a checklist.
01
Capture the job
New work lands in the system with customer, property, notes, and status.
02
Place it on the board
Drag work into the day or week view where everyone can see capacity.
03
Assign the tech
Put the job with the person responsible for showing up and updating it.
04
Move without chaos
Weather, parts, and customer changes become a schedule update, not a phone tree.
The pieces you own
Real controls, real data, and source you can change.
The page should not ask buyers to trust a vague feature claim. It should show what the module gives them and why ownership matters.
Job calendar
The core board for seeing what is booked, what moved, and what is still open.
Technician ownership
Every scheduled item carries a clear person and next step.
Realtime job context
Customer and job notes stay attached instead of living in texts.
Owned history
Schedule history stays in your database for future planning.
Owned-system benefit
The module is better because you control the system around it.
Already deployed? This workflow is part of the scheduling lesson path and connects to dispatch, mobile job flow, and reporting.
The calendar runs on your server.
Your job history stays in your database.
Add users without paying per seat.
What to connect next
Fix the next bottleneck in the job cycle.
Dispatching
Dispatching
When a new job comes in, ServiceKit keeps unscheduled work, tech capacity, and field status in one place.
Open feature
Job costing
Job Costing & Timesheets
Revenue looks good until parts, drive time, and labor disappear from the quote. ServiceKit keeps those costs attached to the job.
Open feature
ServiceKit launch list
Own the app before you rent another one.
$349 planned launch price. Source package, deploy guide, 19 AI lessons, and no seat fees. Checkout opens only after the launch gates are clear.