Platform Features
From first call to final invoice — RevoField covers every step of the job lifecycle in one unified platform built for trade professionals.
Explore all featuresGarage door calls are urgent — customers with a car trapped in the garage need someone fast, not a callback in two hours. RevoField gives your dispatch team real-time tech locations, lets technicians build and send quotes from the driveway, and collects payment the moment the job is done.
Before RevoField, these were just the cost of running a garage door business. They don't have to be.
A call comes in at 8am — someone's car is trapped and they need help now. You start calling techs to find out who's available and nearby. Three calls later, you dispatch someone who was actually on the other side of town. A live dispatch map shows every technician's location in real time, so you assign the closest available tech in seconds and the customer gets a faster arrival without the scramble.
You dispatch a tech to a broken torsion spring job. He arrives, measures the door, and realizes he doesn't have the right size spring on his truck. Now it's a two-trip job — one to assess, one to fix — and the customer is furious. Having property history and past job details available before dispatch helps your team prepare and bring the right parts the first time.
Your tech finishes the assessment and has to call the office to get pricing, write a quote by hand, or text the customer a number with no professional documentation behind it. The customer gets a quote from a competitor before yours is even ready. Techs can build a complete, professional quote from their phone in under two minutes — with parts, labor, and photos — and send it to the customer to approve on the spot.
Job is done, customer is happy, and your tech is standing in the driveway trying to take payment by check or bank transfer that the customer "will send later." Later sometimes means never. With a card reader in the app, techs collect payment by card the moment the job is marked complete — no awkward collection conversations, no chasing payments after the fact.
Six months after replacing a spring, the customer calls saying it broke again. You have no record of what brand spring was installed, what the warranty period was, or which tech did the job. Every installed part is logged to the property record — brand, model, install date, warranty expiry — so you can look it up in five seconds and know exactly what you're working with before you arrive.
Spring replacements take 45 minutes and pay $280. New opener installs take 2 hours and pay $380. On paper the opener pays more, but after parts and labor cost it might be your worst job type. Without revenue-per-job-type data, you price on gut feel and market on whatever comes in. The dashboard breaks down revenue, cost, and profit by job type so you know exactly which work to prioritize and price.
Fast emergency dispatch, truck parts visibility, on-site quoting, same-day payment, and job history per address — built for the speed garage door work demands.
When an emergency call comes in, you need to know who's available and who's closest right now — not after three phone calls. The live dispatch board shows every technician's current location, job status, and estimated free time on a single screen. Assign the right tech with one tap and they get the job details on their app instantly, including the customer address, issue description, and any past service history at that property.
When a tech completes a job, they log the parts they used — spring sizes, opener models, cables, rollers — as line items on the job record. This gives you a clear history of what was installed at each property and feeds directly into your invoices. You can track parts as line items on each job, but dedicated inventory management with per-truck tracking is not currently available.
Techs build a complete quote from their phone in under two minutes — selecting parts from the pre-loaded price list, adding labor, and attaching a photo of the issue. The quote goes to the customer via SMS with a one-tap approval link. When they approve, the job is created automatically and the tech can start immediately. No calling the office for pricing, no handwritten estimates, no waiting.
When the job is complete and the door is working, your tech taps "Collect Payment" in the app — the customer taps their card and the money is in your account before the tech backs out of the driveway. No invoices to send later, no checks to deposit, no payment links to follow up on. For a business built on same-day service, same-day payment is the only model that makes sense.
Every job at a property is stored with the parts installed, brand, model, and warranty expiry. When a customer calls six months later about a spring that's making noise, you pull up the property and see exactly what was installed, by whom, and whether it's still under warranty — before you even answer the second question. No paper records, no guessing, no liability from missing information.
Monthly revenue, job type breakdowns, technician performance, and open quotes pending approval — everything you need to run a profitable garage door operation in one dashboard. Know which job types generate the most revenue per hour, which tech closes the most upsells, and where your outstanding quotes are sitting so you can follow up before the customer calls someone else.
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