Run a better service day

Let the field update the job before leaving the driveway.

Mobile access for technician job details, status updates, photos, notes, time capture, and offline sync.

Useful to the people doing the work

Where mobile field app fits

Dispatch

Plan the work with the right customer, crew, and schedule context.

Technician or crew

See what was promised and leave complete proof behind.

Service manager

Catch exceptions before they become callbacks or billing delays.

Built for the device in the truck

See the Field Opus mobile workflow

The native technician app keeps route context, assigned work, job details, labor, proof, materials, and queued updates close at hand.

Field Opus main screen showing technician route and sync context
Start with route context, sync status, and the field workflow entry points.
Field Opus jobs screen showing assigned technician work
Review active, assigned, and completed jobs without calling the office.
Field Opus job details screen showing field execution information
Keep scope, customer context, proof, checklists, materials, and closeout together.
Field Opus clock-in screen for technician labor capture
Capture labor against the right technician and job while the work is happening.
Field Opus route board showing technician stop sequence
Work through assigned stops in the order dispatch expects.

Poor signal should not erase field work

What can wait safely for a connection

Technician-critical updates are staged locally and replayed when the device can reach Service Opus again.

Dispatch status

Route state changes queue with rollback protection.

Checklist work

Required tasks and technician notes replay in order.

Signatures

Employee and customer signatures remain with the checklist.

Time clock

Clock in, clock out, and break actions stay chronological.

Photos and notes

Evidence persists on the device until upload succeeds.

Inventory actions

Transfer scans and purchase-order receipts can sync later.

Before a technician calls the job complete

Confirm queued updates have synced, required checklists and signatures are present, photos and notes are attached, and labor and material usage are ready for billing.

How the work moves

A practical way to run this workflow

Use the mobile field app to keep technicians productive and keep job proof connected to the office workflow.

Who uses it

  • Technicians reviewing assigned work from the field.
  • Field leads capturing closeout details and job proof.
  • Dispatchers tracking status changes during the day.

Set it up right

  • Confirm technicians have the right permissions and assigned jobs.
  • Train field staff on offline queue behavior and sync expectations.
  • Define what photos, notes, and time details are required before closeout.

Run the workflow

  1. Open the assigned agenda or job before arrival.
  2. Review customer, site, scope, documents, and checklist context.
  3. Update status as the visit progresses.
  4. Capture notes, photos, time, and closeout details on site.
  5. Sync queued updates and confirm the office has what it needs for billing.

Do not let this slip

  • Offline updates are synced before the job is treated as complete.
  • Required proof is attached to the job.
  • Time entries are accurate enough for payroll and job costing.
  • Customer-facing notes are clear and professional.

What it hands off to

  • Field Service for technician workflows.
  • Jobs for work-order context.
  • Documents and Media for field proof.
  • Invoicing and Payments for billing handoff.

See it with your process

Walk through mobile field app using the way your company works today.

No generic slide deck. Bring a real handoff, problem, or operating question and see how the workflow fits.