Why one account
Most trade software sells you a box and leaves you to type the same customer into the next one. This is the case for not doing that.
The case for not typing the same customer into four systems.
Four logins is four chances to be locked out at 6am. One account means the crew signs in once, the customer exists once, the storage is bought once, and turning on the next app is a switch rather than a project.
Four logins is four chances to be locked out at 6am. One account. One customer. One bill.
Today
5 need you
Henderson move · damage noted
Big Blue · 320 mi over
Cedar & Co · 3 of 8 sent
Rotary hammer · Marcus R.
Nothing needs you here
Henderson move · damage noted
Big Blue · 320 mi over
Cedar & Co · 3 of 8 sent
The screen only the suite has
Turn on two apps and you get Today. A flagged job, an overdue service, a warranty about to lapse and a customer who started an upload and stopped, all on one screen in one priority order.
See the apps →The customer record is the spine. Everything any app learns about a job hangs off it.
Step 01 · Intake
The customer sends photos from their phone. No account, no app.
Step 02 · Fleet
You know what's due before it leaves the yard, not after.
Step 03 · Asset
What went out, on which job, and who signed for it.
Step 04 · CrewCheck
Photo proof filed against the customer, signal or no signal.
Step 01 · Intake
The customer sends photos from their phone. No account, no app.
Step 02 · Fleet
You know what's due before it leaves the yard, not after.
Step 03 · Asset
What went out, on which job, and who signed for it.
Step 04 · CrewCheck
Photo proof filed against the customer, signal or no signal.
One password, one app switcher. Nobody is locked out of the thing they need at 6am.
Photos and video share one pool across every app, rather than four bills for four half-empty buckets.
Turn an app on when you need it. The customer list is already there.
Common questions
Common questions
Do I have to use all four?
No. Most people start with one. The others turn on from your workspace when you want them.
What actually gets shared between the apps?
The customer record, the people in your workspace, and the storage pool. Each app keeps its own working data.
Can I give someone access to one app and not the rest?
Yes. App access is set per person from the workspace page.
What happens to my data if I turn an app off?
It stays. Turning an app off stops the charge and hides the door. Turning it back on finds everything where you left it.
Do I have to use all four?
No. Most people start with one. The others turn on from your workspace when you want them.
What actually gets shared between the apps?
The customer record, the people in your workspace, and the storage pool. Each app keeps its own working data.
Can I give someone access to one app and not the rest?
Yes. App access is set per person from the workspace page.