The paper work order has for decades been the heart of your operation: the technician records what was done, the customer signs for approval, and that slip of paper is the basis for your invoice, your timesheet, your warranty administration and your quality records. When that paper goes missing or comes back illegible, you lose revenue, and the technician who fills everything in neatly loses time.
A digital work order app takes over that role, but does more with it. The data is immediately available in your time-tracking software, your scheduling and your invoicing. Photos come along, location is stamped automatically, and the signature is legally valid under eIDAS. And because it is custom-built, it fits your workflow step by step: no workarounds for features that don't exist, no fields your technicians ignore.
We build job ticket apps for installers, construction firms, field service engineers, cleaning organisations, security companies and gardeners. The underlying technology is similar, but the details — which fields, which photo moments, which signature status, which ERP integration — vary by trade and by organisation. That's where the work lies, and where the value is.
The choice between custom development and a standard package comes down to one specific point: once your workflow no longer fits the form fields of a SaaS tool, or your ERP integration needs to go deeper than a nightly export, you hit the limits of the package. We work from the other end: first we map your technician's actual workflow, then we build the app around it. It requires more thinking in the early sprints, but adoption is higher afterwards and annual costs are more predictable.
If your field service works under VCA, toolbox meetings and valid certificates belong in the same system as the work order; see VCA file management. For lifting and hoisting equipment there is also a separate inspection obligation, covered in lifting equipment inspection app.