Win the property manager’s portfolio
- Tenant calls answered while you’re on a job
- Website and local SEO for “property maintenance”
- Repair, replace or full turnover, by text
14-day free trial. No card needed. See pricing
Answer the tenant calls, send the closest tech to the leak, bill the landlord instead of the tenant, and roll every property’s jobs into one monthly statement.
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 repair, turnover and inspection.
Tenant calls answered in your name, the closest tech sent to the leak, the landlord billed instead of the tenant, and every property’s jobs on one monthly statement, for teams of up to 10.
Set the landlord as who pays, and every job across their buildings lands on one monthly statement, with photos on each job.
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Fieldspilot is property maintenance software: scheduling, dispatch and invoicing in one app. Free plan; paid plans from $29 a month billed annually.
Yes. Set the landlord or property manager as who pays, and the invoice goes to them while the job, photos and history stay on the unit. A monthly statement rolls every job into one document per account.
Property maintenance software runs the business side of looking after rental and commercial buildings in one place: tenant calls and work orders, techs and routes, repair and turnover quotes, landlord billing and statements, and the seasonal checks that keep buildings on your books.
Yes. Add every building and unit to the same landlord or property manager, each with its own access notes and job history, and bill them all to one account.
Yes. Keep the tenant’s name, number and access notes on the unit, so the tech can call ahead and get in without chasing the landlord.
Yes. Mark the work order urgent and the best-match list ranks techs by skills and distance, so the closest tech who can fix it goes first.
Yes. Set filter swaps, gutter clears or seasonal checks up once as recurring visits, and they come round on schedule and land on the landlord’s statement.
Yes. Add gutter clearing, filter swaps or turnover repairs as optional lines, and the property manager ticks what they want before they approve online.
Not with their own login yet. Today you can add subcontracted work to the job as its own line at cost, so it’s billed to the landlord and shows in your margin.
Setup takes a few minutes: pick property maintenance, claim a number, forward your existing line, then call yourself to hear it work. Add your callout, repair and turnover prices to the price book, and no card is needed to start.