Job dispatch board
One source of truth: assign work and auto-generate job IDs in a click.
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Mobile mechanics, truck maintenance crews, and workshop managers run on scheduling, parts, and status updates. We replace clunky tools and group chats with one system that dispatches jobs, books slots, and keeps everyone in the loop automatically.
One source of truth: assign work and auto-generate job IDs in a click.
Per-technician availability and booking links, synced to their calendars.
Jobs, reminders, and status pushed straight to crew and customers.
Recurring service schedules, reconciliation, and a daily ops brief.
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Jobs dispatched by hand across calls and texts mean double-bookings, idle technicians, and customers left guessing - every one a hit to utilisation and repeat work.
Common bottlenecks here
New leads sit until someone is free to reply, and by then the enquiry has often gone cold or gone to a competitor.
New lead submitted in GoHighLevel → Reply drafted from the enquiry details → First-touch message sent within the same conversation → Lead handed to the owner with the exchange already logged
Dates that matter, renewals, follow-ups, deadlines, live in a spreadsheet, and nobody remembers to check it until something is already late.
Sheet row reaches its reminder date → Reminder details pulled from the row → Calendar event and Gmail reminder created for the owner
Form leads land in an inbox or a spreadsheet first, then get manually created in HubSpot and handed to a rep, often a day later.
Form submitted → Contact and deal created in HubSpot → Owner assigned by territory or workload rule → Owner notified
A specific status field, blocked, overdue, ready for review, needs eyes fast, but nobody watches the base closely enough to catch the change.
Status field changes on an Airtable record → Change matched against the statuses worth alerting on → Alert posted to the relevant Slack channel
Proposals, letters, or briefs are built by copying data out of a spreadsheet into a template by hand, one row at a time.
Row marked ready in Sheets → Template populated with that row's data → Google Doc created and shared with the owner
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