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Calandary

Calandary is field service management software that streamlines scheduling, dispatch, worker management, invoicing, and payments into a digital workspace. It features a shared calendar with color-coded status tracking, replacing manual tools like spreadsheets. GPS tracking provides real-time crew visibility, while a branded booking page prevents overbooking by showing available time slots. A centralized price book integrates with booking pages and invoices. Workers use mobile panels to access schedules and updates, with automatic hour tracking. The invoicing module supports online estimates and payments in 35 currencies, integrating with QuickBooks, Stripe, and Zapier for automation. Reporting tools offer analytics on revenue and job statuses. The platform supports five languages and includes CSV import for data migration.

Calendar Force

Calendar Force turns the jobs already in your Google Calendar into SMS reminders, staff rosters and invoices, without moving your business to a new booking system. Most scheduling tools want to replace your calendar. Calendar Force works with the one you already use. It runs as an add-on inside Google Calendar plus a web app, and it is built for small service businesses: lawn care and gardening, trades, cleaning, and NDIS and aged care providers. SMS reminders: set reminders for every job in a date range in one pass, instead of one event at a time. Reusable templates fill in the client's name, date and time, and a delivery log shows each reminder as pending, sent or failed, with the reason. Reminders go to Australian and US mobile numbers. Rostering: run Assign Staff and each job's Google Calendar colour is matched to a member of your team, who is added to the event so it shows in their own calendar. Assistants can be added for two-person jobs. Invoicing: generate invoices from the same calendar events onto a template you choose, carrying your logo. Invoice a whole period at once, or automatically when staff upload a photo of the finished job. Aged care, NDIS, private and company clients each follow their own invoicing rules, with the NDIS support catalogue and state price limits built in. Remittance and RCTI PDFs are matched back to your invoices and marked paid, and overdue invoice reminders go out from your own Gmail. Your job logs and invoices live in your own Google Drive and Sheets. Pricing is pay as you go: SMS credits from A$9.99 for 50 and invoice tokens from A$2.00 for 20, with no required monthly fee. New accounts include 20 free invoice tokens.

CallLatch

CallLatch is an AI receptionist for home-service businesses. It answers incoming calls, captures and transcribes job requests, and sends the details to the business owner. The current website describes support for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and moving companies, with a seven-day trial and monthly plans beginning at $39.

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Call & Report

Call & Report is a field service management software for winter road maintenance, track vehicles, and route completion time management.

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Cartoply

Cartoply eliminates the most common scheduling problem in home services: sending the wrong tech to the wrong part of town. You define territories by zip code, county, city, or radius. Techs connect their Google or Outlook calendar. Customers book through one link and get automatically routed to whoever covers their area. Key capabilities: territory management, automatic rep routing by location, org-level event types, Google Calendar and Outlook sync, sub-calendar selection, Stripe payment collection, Jobber integration with automatic Request creation, bulk member invite, and a 30-day free trial on all Pro features. Used by HVAC, plumbing, roofing, landscaping, pest control, and solar companies. Free plan available for individuals. Pro plan billed per seat.

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Celero One

Celero One is a cloud-based workforce management platform designed for companies with mobile or field teams. It enables users to create and manage custom workflows, assign tasks, plan routes, and track performance in real time. With an integrated desktop and mobile app, Celero One supports transparent communication, digital training, and flexible team coordination – all from one central system.

CertBox

CertBox is a digital platform and app designed for tradesmen, landlords, and contractors to create compliance certificates, manage jobs, send quotes, and handle invoicing

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Check First Schedule AI

Check First Schedule AI is an advanced scheduling tool designed to streamline calendar management and task organization for busy teams. Leveraging artificial intelligence, it automates the scheduling process, ensuring optimal time allocation and reducing manual coordination efforts.

Cinderblock

Cinderblock is job management software for solo contractors and small teams that need one place to run work from first customer contact to final payment. It brings jobs, customer details, appointments, tasks, estimates, invoices, files, and payments into a connected workflow. A job can span a single service call or multiple visits and phases without splitting its history across separate tools. Owners, office staff, and field crews can see what has happened, what is scheduled, and what still needs attention. CONNECTED JOB AND CUSTOMER RECORDS Keep each job’s customer information, service details, status, appointments, tasks, notes, photos, videos, files, estimates, and invoices together. Customer profiles show previous jobs and interactions, helping the team prepare for a return visit or answer a question without searching through texts and email threads. Statuses, tags, and labels help organize active work. A contractor handling a multi-visit installation, for example, can return to the same record for the original estimate, scheduled visits, site documentation, and billing history instead of rebuilding context at each stage. TASKS, NOTES, AND FIELD DOCUMENTATION Break a larger job into clear action items. Assign tasks to teammates, set due dates and priorities, add subtasks, and track what has been completed. Tasks can be connected to jobs or specific appointments so crews know what needs to happen on a particular visit. Job notes help the office and field share updates; teammates can use mentions and replies, pin important instructions, and control the visibility of private notes. Photos, videos, PDFs, and other documents are organized under the job. Files linked to an appointment, estimate, or invoice can also be found in the job’s file area. Teams can label and filter files, then share relevant documents with customers without requiring them to create an account. Reusable forms can help collect job reports, checklists, and site information in a consistent format. SCHEDULING AND FIELD COORDINATION Plan appointments in day, week, or month calendar views. Assign one or more crew members, link an appointment to a job, and drag it to a new time when plans change. Multiple visits stay connected to the same job, giving the next crew member access to prior details and the work ahead. The shared calendar helps the office see who is booked and where there is room for another appointment. Customer email notifications and appointment reminders help communicate schedule changes and upcoming visits. Teams can also set task reminders for internal follow-up. ESTIMATES AND CUSTOMER APPROVAL Build estimates from saved services and materials or start from a template. Add quantities, costs, markups, taxes, discounts, descriptions, and terms to explain the proposed work. An estimate can include relevant notes and images, then be shared by email or web link for online review and electronic signature. Once the customer accepts, convert it to an invoice with the existing line items and pricing carried over. Keeping the estimate connected to the job lets the team refer back to the agreed scope as work progresses. INVOICES, PROGRESS BILLING, AND PAYMENTS Create invoices with custom line items, payment terms, taxes, and payment options. For longer projects, use partial or progress invoices to bill for a deposit, a project phase, or completed work instead of waiting until the end. Billing records remain linked to the job, so the team can see what has been invoiced, paid, or left outstanding. Customers can pay eligible invoices online by credit card or ACH bank transfer, and a business can choose which payment methods to offer on an invoice. Payment processing is optional; teams can still use Cinderblock to manage estimates and invoices without enabling online payments. MOBILE WORK AND OFFLINE ACCESS The iOS and Android apps let teams view jobs and schedules, update tasks and notes, capture site photos, and work with estimates and invoices away from the office. Key mobile features continue to work when service is unavailable. Supported changes are saved on the device and sync when a connection returns. A crew member can review recent job information and document work at a site with poor reception, while the office can access those updates after they sync. QUICKBOOKS ONLINE INTEGRATION Cinderblock integrates with QuickBooks Online to help keep job operations and accounting records aligned. Two-way sync covers customers, estimates, invoices, payments, services and materials, and sales tax. A payment collected through Cinderblock can be reflected against the corresponding QuickBooks invoice, while a payment recorded in QuickBooks can update the status seen in Cinderblock. Teams can work with job details and customer-facing documents in Cinderblock while continuing to use QuickBooks Online for bookkeeping. ADDITIONAL TOOLS FOR GROWING TEAMS Foundation covers core job management, scheduling, estimating, invoicing, online payments, reminders, and QuickBooks Online integration. Build adds time tracking and timesheets, purchase orders, and job costing and profitability tools. Field staff can clock time against appointments and jobs, connecting labor hours to the work performed. Teams can export timesheets and use labor rates to understand job labor costs. Purchase orders can be built from saved items, linked to jobs, sent to vendors for online review, and tracked by status. Build’s job cost views bring together labor, materials, purchasing, and other expenses with invoiced amounts, profit, and margin. Costs can also be entered manually when they do not come from another Cinderblock record. Role-based access helps owners, managers, and field staff see the information relevant to their work; Build supports further customization of Manager and User permissions. WHO CINDERBLOCK IS FOR Cinderblock is designed for contractors who want to coordinate the office and field without losing track of a job between visits. It supports construction and specialty trades including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, painting, remodeling, and landscaping. Solo operators can use it to organize jobs, customer communication, and billing. Growing teams can add shared schedules, assignments, documentation, and financial visibility as their work becomes more complex. The connected job record is especially useful when a project involves an estimate, several appointments, field updates, purchases, and invoices over time. Cinderblock offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. Both available plans include two users, with additional users available.