CRM for field and technical service companies
Survey, propose, approve, schedule, done. And nothing approved sits unscheduled.
Field service sales end in a calendar, not a signature. A request comes in, you survey the site, propose a fix or a service contract, get approval, schedule, complete. The gap between approved and scheduled is where customers get annoyed, so the coordinator gets a rule for it.
What the copilot builds for you
- Pipeline stages: Request → Site survey → Proposal → Approved → Scheduled → Complete → Lost
- Fields you track: Service type · Site address · Contract value · One-off or recurring · Scheduled date
- Follow-up rule: Approved but not scheduled after 5 days: notify the coordinator.
- Saved view: Approved and unscheduled.
Works with
- Your phone system (new): calls from Aircall, Dialpad, Quo, JustCall, RingCentral or GoTo Connect land on the contact and the deal, and click-to-call works through Twilio Voice, Aircall or Dialpad.
- Your support desk (early): Zendesk, Intercom and Freshdesk tickets become cases on the account, and Decagon conversations land on the contact.
Say it in your own words
A customer requests service or a quote. We survey the site, propose a fix or a service contract, get approval, schedule the work, complete it. Track service type, site address, contract value, one-off vs recurring, scheduled date.
That is the whole setup. The Open CRM proposes the stages, fields, rule and view above as checkboxes; tick what fits and it is built. Open source (AGPL-3.0), free to start, hosted from $15 a seat.
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