Garage Door Software Built for Repair & Install Crews
Spring snaps don't wait. When a homeowner can't get their car out, the job goes to whoever shows up first — and that's a routing problem, not a marketing problem. JobField puts the day's jobs on one map, ringed in each tech's color, and each tech's day on a board, so you can see who's already working nearby and send them to the next broken torsion spring or dead opener without three phone calls and a guess.
Then it closes the loop: drag the job onto a tech's board, itemize the spring-and-cable package on-site, and take payment with Tap to Pay on iPhone before the door even finishes its test cycle. One app for the whole run — dispatch, schedule, invoice, get paid. JobField is live and open to sign up.
Updated October 2026 · JobField
See what a day looks like in JobField.
A sample day on the dashboard. Two minutes, no card.
Send a tech to the next spring or opener call in one drag
Garage door work is geography. A broken spring two miles away is worth more than a same-day install across the county, and the dispatch map shows you both at a glance: every job booked for the day as a pin, ringed in its tech's color, with a dot for its status. When a 'door won't open' call comes in that nobody can pick up, the AI Receptionist answers it, asks what a door tech needs to know, such as whether a car is stuck inside or something snapped, and files the request in Bookings with the door and the fault written in. You see on the map whose jobs are already nearby, so you fill drive-time gaps between installs with high-margin repair calls instead of deadheading across town.
- The day's jobs on one map, in each tech's color
- See whose jobs are nearby and send urgent spring and opener calls in one drag
- Slot emergency repairs into install routes to kill dead miles
Drag-and-drop scheduling that handles installs and repairs together
Sectional door installs eat a half-day; a spring swap takes 45 minutes. JobField's scheduling board shows every tech's day side by side so you can stack short repair calls around the big install windows and rebalance the moment a job runs long. Drag a 9 a.m. opener replacement to the afternoon on the calendar, reassign a double-spring job on the board to the tech who already has the right spring sizes on the truck, and the reminder texts still to come follow the new time, with the on-my-way text ready to send from the job.
- See all techs on one board, installs and repairs at once
- Reassign or reschedule with a drag
- Auto-texts keep customers posted on arrival windows
Quote and collect on-site the day the door is fixed
The worst time to invoice a garage door job is three days after the truck leaves. Build the line items on the driveway — torsion spring, cables, rollers, opener, labor — show the homeowner the total, and take payment with Tap to Pay on iPhone. Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, all same-day. Your tech drives off with the invoice already paid, not a 'we'll mail a check' promise that turns into a 30-day chase.
- Itemize springs, openers, and full installs on-site from your price book
- Tap to Pay on iPhone: card, Apple Pay, Google Pay
- Get paid the day of service, not weeks later
A field app techs actually use in the truck
Garage door techs work out of the truck, so the JobField app for iPhone puts the day's stops in order with the address, the customer's phone, a Directions button and the job's photos and notes. A tech on Android runs the same jobs in the phone's browser. With phone service, business calls ring the app and show who's calling, and on Pro and Platform every call is transcribed and summarized in your call log, so nothing gets lost between the spring measurement and the invoice.
- JobField app for iPhone, and the browser on Android
- Directions, and business calls with phone service, built for working out of a truck
- Calls transcribed and summarized on Pro and Platform
See revenue and profit per tech and per job
On Pro and Platform, the Sales report shows revenue and profit on every job and for each tech, and the Jobs report narrows to any job type, so you can see whether opener installs or emergency spring repairs are carrying the month and which tech closes the most paid jobs. And what's yours stays yours — your number, your customer data, no lock-in — while the platform stays flat from $49/mo. Pricing scales as you add trucks, not as you grow into a trap.
- Revenue, profit, and per-tech reports on Pro and Platform
- Your number, your customers, your data — no lock-in
- Plans from $49/mo (Starter) up to $299/mo (Platform)
Frequently asked questions.
What is garage door software and what does it do?
It's a field-service CRM built to run a garage door repair and install business from one app — dispatching techs from a board, with the day's jobs on a map, scheduling spring and opener jobs across a board, invoicing on-site, and taking payment with Tap to Pay on iPhone. JobField also adds an AI Receptionist that answers the urgent calls you miss, after hours too, and, on Pro and Platform, confirmation and reminder texts that send themselves.
Can it handle both quick spring repairs and full door installs?
Yes. The scheduling board shows short repair calls and multi-hour installs together so you can stack a 45-minute spring swap around a half-day sectional install, and the map shows whose jobs are nearby when an emergency 'door won't open' call needs a tech between scheduled jobs.
Can my techs take payment in the driveway?
Yes. Techs itemize the springs, cables, rollers, openers and labor on-site and collect with Tap to Pay on iPhone, accepting cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. A tech on Android keys the card in or texts a pay link. The job is paid the same day instead of waiting on a mailed check.
What does the tech app do at the driveway?
In the JobField app for iPhone each tech sees the day's stops in order, calls the customer from your business number with phone service, opens directions in Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze, adds photos and notes to the job, and takes the card with Tap to Pay on iPhone. On Android the same jobs run in the phone's browser.
How much does JobField cost and can I try it now?
Plans start at $49/mo (Starter), with Pro at $149 and Platform at $299. Calls and texting come with the phone service add-on, from $39.99/mo on the same JobField bill, and card payments run through JobField Pay with payouts to your bank. The dispatch map, the Bookings inbox, automatic texts and reports come with Pro and Platform. JobField is live — start a free 14-day trial.
