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Run every job in one place, from the schedule to the paid invoice

ServusOne holds the whole sequence a service business actually runs: book the work, send the right technician, record what was done, and bill it while the customer still remembers you were there.

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14-day trial. No credit card required to start.

ServusOne weekly schedule showing service visits assigned across five technicians for one week.
Weekly schedule with visits assigned by technician. Product screenshot. Sample data is fictional.

Where field service work actually goes wrong

The day stays accurate when it changes

Emergencies, no-access calls, and late parts move work constantly. Reassign on the dispatch board and the change lands on the work order instead of in a phone call nobody wrote down.

The history is where the next technician looks

Sites, equipment, past visits, estimates, and invoices sit on one customer record — so the person attending today starts from what the last one found.

The work becomes an invoice, not a to-do

Parts recorded on the job and hours clocked against it mean billing reflects what happened, and happens while it still means something to the customer.

Product

One view of the work, the money, and the week ahead

The operations dashboard draws on the same jobs, invoices, and schedule your team is already creating — so the numbers that decide next week are there without anyone assembling a spreadsheet for them.

ServusOne operations dashboard showing work order counts, outstanding receivables, revenue, and upcoming schedule widgets.
The operations dashboard: work, money, and the week ahead. Product screenshot. Sample data is fictional.
Pricing

Straightforward plans, published prices

Starter and Professional are self-service with a 14-day trial and no card required to start. Enterprise, which is where mobile workforce access lives, is a conversation rather than a checkout.

See whether it fits the way you actually work

Start on the trial and put a real week of work through it, or look at the plans first. Both are one click away, and neither involves booking a call with anyone.