Taskrol feature
Field Service Software for Subcontractors
Send structured service work across company boundaries while keeping job, customer, appliance, and billing context connected.
Appliance repair networks and service companies often need to assign a job to another business, not just another employee. Taskrol's multi-company workflow is designed to keep the originating company, assigned subcontractor, customer, appliance, and job connected.
That shared structure reduces copy-and-paste dispatch, while each company can keep its own operating context. Completion and billing records remain easier to reconcile because the service request is not recreated as an unrelated job.
How it works
- Create the service job. Capture the customer, address, appliance, issue, and requested schedule in Taskrol.
- Assign the company. Route the job through the multi-company workflow to the subcontractor responsible for the visit.
- Track completion. Keep status, service details, and billing context associated with the same request.
Structured subcontractor dispatch
Share more than an address by keeping the equipment and service problem with the assignment.
Connected job history
Preserve the relationship between the originating request and the company that performs the work.
Cleaner reconciliation
Use connected completion and billing context instead of matching separate spreadsheets later.
Built for real service networks
Useful for appliance repair businesses, regional providers, and teams that fulfill work through partner companies.
Frequently asked questions
Can Taskrol assign a job to another company?
Taskrol includes a multi-company workflow intended for assigning service work across companies while preserving the job context.
What information follows the subcontracted job?
The workflow is designed around the customer, service address, appliance, reported issue, schedule, and the operational record needed to complete the visit.
Is this the same as adding an employee technician?
No. A team seat represents a person working in your company account, while a subcontractor workflow addresses service work performed through another company.
Who is this feature for?
It is relevant to appliance repair networks, service providers, dispatch organizations, and repair businesses that sometimes fulfill jobs through partner companies.
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