Group the day by corridor
See every crew and every open slot on one board and move work between them, so a day does not turn into three trips down the same expressway.
- Dispatch board
- Schedule
Running crews on Long Island means the schedule is really a traffic problem. A job in Great Neck and a job in Riverhead are two hours apart on a good day, and the day falls apart when the office cannot see where everybody already is.
It needs the whole day on one board so the office can group work by corridor instead of by whoever called first, a phone view the crew will actually open between stops, and an invoice that goes out the same day. Drive time is the cost that quietly eats a Long Island route.
See every crew and every open slot on one board and move work between them, so a day does not turn into three trips down the same expressway.
Travel is tracked as its own activity separate from work time, so at the end of the month you can see how much of the day was spent behind the wheel.
Photos, checklists, and a signature are captured at the site on the crew's phone, and they keep working in a basement or a parking garage with no signal.
The invoice comes off the finished job with the hours attached, the customer pays by card from a link, and the money goes to your own bank account.
Cleaning and janitorial companies, landscapers, snow contractors, HVAC, plumbing and electrical, handyman and property maintenance, pool service, pest control, mobile detailing, pressure washing, courier, moving, and inspection companies. Every one of them books a job, sends a crew, proves the work, and bills.
Yes. Service locations carry their own addresses and access notes, and the dispatch board shows the whole day at once so the office can group stops by corridor instead of bouncing across the island.
Yes. A lot of Long Island companies mow in the summer and plow in the winter. That is one company here, with one customer list, one crew list, and one place to bill from.
No. It runs anywhere in the United States from a browser or an iPhone. We write about the New York metro because that is where the company is based and where we know the roads, the buildings, and the seasons.
Yes. Pinstripe Business Services is based in the New York area, and a demo is a real walkthrough with your own jobs and crew rather than a recorded video.
Same platform, different place or different trade.
Bring a real day off your schedule and we will build it live. Twenty minutes is enough to tell whether it fits how you run.
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