Appliance Repair Scheduling Software — One Board, One Map, One Day

Most repair days start as three jobs across two neighborhoods and a plan that lives in somebody's head. This minute shows the same day as software handles it: a new job takes one screen — type the address and pick it from the list, set the day and the arrival window, choose the appliance — and it is on the board.

The board is the day itself, hour by hour and colored by technician. A repair runs long, so the next job is dragged to another slot. Underneath it, the same day on a map, because whether two jobs sit close together is the question you answer before promising a window, not after. The customer gets the appointment by text and an ETA when someone is on the way, which is most of the where-is-he calls gone.

With a team, every job carries a technician's name and color: assign it and it lands on their phone with the address and the parts. The board, the map and the job screen are free for one technician; assigning work to other technicians comes with Pro.