Appliance repair software that just works.

7:00 AM — Before you load the van.

You open FieldFlow on your phone while you eat breakfast. Today's schedule is already laid out — five service calls, addresses, customer names, and appliance details from the last visit. You check the model numbers and load the parts you'll probably need.

8:30 AM — First call: refrigerator not cooling.

You pull up the customer profile on the way. Last visit was eight months ago — you replaced the evaporator fan. This time it's a different issue. You see the model number in the notes, look up the common failures, and walk in with the right diagnostic approach. No guessing.

10:15 AM — Diagnosis done. Time to get paid.

Bad compressor. You tap Create Invoice, add 'Compressor replacement' and 'Refrigerant recharge' from your saved items. Total auto-calculates with tax. Customer taps their card on your phone — $485 collected before you close the panel. Receipt sent automatically.

12:00 PM — Parts run between calls.

You stop at the parts distributor for a control board and a dryer heating element. Snap a photo of the receipt — $127 categorized as Parts in 10 seconds. Your P&L updates automatically. You check the dashboard: $1,650 collected this week, expenses tracked, profit clear.

1:30 PM — Warranty call — oven not heating.

Customer's oven is still under manufacturer warranty. You pull up the model and serial number from their profile, diagnose a faulty igniter, and document everything with photos. You create the estimate for the customer's records and note the warranty claim details. Clean documentation, no hassle.

3:00 PM — Your tech finishes early.

He marks his washer repair as complete and logs his hours. You see it update in real time. A new call just came in — dryer not heating, same neighborhood. You assign it to him. He gets the address, customer notes, and the dryer model number instantly.