Plan Every Technician's Day on One Board
Every hour a tech spends driving is an hour you can't bill. JobField puts the whole day where you can plan it: every tech's stops in a column on the board, a route map beside the board that numbers the day's stops by time in each tech's color, and, on Pro and Platform, the week's jobs on the dispatch map, so your crews backtrack less, hit more jobs before 5 PM, and burn less fuel doing it.
JobField doesn't build or re-order routes for you yet. You set the order with each job's time, with the map in front of you instead of in your head, and each tech taps Directions on the stop to open Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze. No spreadsheets, no mental math, no "I think Marco's already over there." Just a sensible order for the work you've got, set by you.
Updated October 2026 · JobField
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Why field-service routes leak money
Most service businesses route by gut: whoever's free takes the next ticket, in whatever order it got booked. That sends trucks crisscrossing the same zip code all day. Seeing the day on a map is what stops it: when every stop is pinned in its tech's color, a job booked on the wrong side of town stands out before the truck leaves, and the fix is a drag on the board or the calendar.
- Every stop pinned on the map in its tech's color
- Each stop's arrival window on the board
- Fewer dead miles between calls = lower fuel and wear
- Room for another job when the day is planned well
Multi-stop days, per truck
In JobField each tech's day is its own column on the board, and the route map beside it numbers the day's stops by time, each in its tech's color, so you can read a truck's route before it leaves the yard. When you drag a job to another tech, it moves to their column, their color on the map and their phone. Arrival windows are yours to set, so the order the customer was promised is the order the tech drives.
- Per-tech routes you can compare side by side
- Drag a job to another tech and it's on their phone
- Directions to every stop in Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze
The dispatch map shows the day
Routing only works if it reflects the day, so on Pro and Platform JobField ties it to the dispatch map. Every job shows up as a pin at the customer's address, in its tech's color, with a dot that changes as the tech presses Start and Done. When a job runs 40 minutes over or a customer cancels, you see the gap and move the rest of the afternoon on the calendar before the day unravels. The urgent ones take one drag: you see whose jobs are near the emergency, drop it onto that tech's day, and send the customer the confirmation text from the job.
- Every job on the map, with its status
- Drag urgent calls onto the tech whose jobs are nearby
- A ready-made confirmation text on every job
More jobs per day, paid the same day
Tighter routes only pay off if the extra stop actually closes. JobField carries the job from the planned route straight into on-site invoicing and Tap to Pay on iPhone, so a tech can collect on the curb before driving to the next pin. On Pro and Platform, owners watch it land in the reports, with revenue, profit, and jobs completed per tech, to see which changes to the day added billable work. It's the full loop: fewer miles in, more closed-and-paid jobs out.
- On-site invoicing and Tap to Pay on iPhone at every stop
- Per-tech reports on jobs completed and revenue, on Pro and Platform
- iPhone app for every tech, and the browser on Android
Your number, your customers, your data — no lock-in
With JobField, what's yours stays yours — your business number and your customer data. Calls and texts come with the phone service add-on on one simple JobField bill, and JobField Pay is built in too — your techs take cards and Tap to Pay on iPhone, invoices get paid on-site, and payouts land in your bank account. Pricing starts at $49/mo (Starter), scaling to Pro ($149), Platform ($299) — so planning the day doesn't quietly cost you back in per-seat fees.
- Keep your business number and your customer data — no lock-in
- From $49/mo, scaling with your fleet
- Your data and integrations stay yours
Frequently asked questions.
Does JobField optimize the order of stops?
Not yet. JobField doesn't re-order stops for you. You set the order with each job's time, on the calendar or on the job, with the whole day in front of you: the route map numbers the day's stops by time in each tech's color, and on Pro and Platform the dispatch map shows the week's jobs.
What happens when an emergency job comes in?
The map shows whose jobs are near it and the board shows who has room, so you drag it onto the tech you pick and it's on their phone. Nothing recalculates on its own, and the customer gets the confirmation text you send from the job.
Can I change the order of a tech's day?
Always. Drag a job to another tech on the board, or to another time on the calendar, and the route map numbers the stops in their new order.
Will it work for one truck or a whole fleet?
Both. Each truck's day is its own column on the board and its own color on the route map, from a one-truck shop up to 25 users. When you move a job between techs, both days update at once.
Is route optimization available now?
Not as automatic optimization. JobField is live with the dispatch map, the board and the route map for planning each day by hand, plus invoicing, payments and reports. Start a free 14-day trial, no credit card.
