Sell the replacement, not just the part
- Kitchen calls answered while you’re on a repair
- Website and local SEO for “restaurant equipment repair”
- Repair, part swap or new unit, by text
14-day free trial. No card needed. See pricing
Answer the down-equipment calls before service, send the closest skilled tech, quote the repair or the replacement, and keep every kitchen in the group on quarterly PM.
Try it on your next job.14 days free. No card needed.
Every leak you plug is money you keep.
QuickBooks, payroll and 60+ more, fed from every callout, part and PM visit.
Kitchen calls answered in your name, the closest skilled tech sent, a repair or replacement quoted on site, and every site in the group on quarterly PM, for teams of up to 10.
Each restaurant in the group is its own site with its own equipment list and contact, while head office gets one monthly statement.
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Fieldspilot is commercial food equipment software: scheduling, dispatch and invoicing in one app. Free plan; paid plans from $29 a month billed annually.
Yes. A customer holds many properties, so a chain’s head office is billed centrally while each kitchen keeps its own equipment list, notes and site contact.
Commercial food equipment software runs the business side of kitchen equipment repair in one place: emergency calls before service, dispatch, repair and replacement quotes, equipment records, PM contracts, invoices and payments.
Yes. Mark the call urgent and the best-match list ranks techs by skills and distance, so the closest tech who can fix a combi oven or a walk-in goes first.
Yes. Each unit is recorded on the kitchen with brand, model, serial, install date and warranty, so the tech knows the equipment before the van leaves.
Yes. Set PM up once as a quarterly recurring visit for each site, and bill it per visit or in one monthly run to head office.
Yes. Set an after-hours surcharge rule once, and it’s added to night and weekend callouts automatically.
Yes. Parts and refrigerant go on the job from the price book, by the part or the pound, so every item used is on the invoice.
Yes. Add box or holding temperatures to the checklist as required readings, so a job can’t be closed without them.
Setup takes a few minutes: pick commercial food equipment, claim a number, forward your existing line, then call yourself to hear it work. Add your callout, parts and PM prices to the price book, and no card is needed to start.