FieldNest puts an electrical contractor's paperwork, crew, material, drawings and safety in a single app, so the men in the field stop hunting through four of them to get a day's work recorded.
The company's own paperwork — pre-task plans, permits, time and material vouchers — filled in on the phone and sent back out in the format it arrived in.
One tap through to whatever the company already uses for hours. FieldNest does not try to replace it.
Who is on this job today, who reports to whom, and what each of them is signed off to do.
What was used and what is needed, ordered from where the work is instead of from the office.
The drawing set for the job, marked up on the phone and sent back so the other end can open it normally.
Something is wrong on site. One message, with the photographs and the marked print attached, to the person who can act.
Reps, certifications, PPE, and an emergency alert that reaches everyone on the safety team at once.
The site plan over a map, with live pins, so at the end of the day somebody can see whether anyone is still out there.
FieldNest was written by a working service foreman, around the documents a real contractor actually uses. It is not a general-purpose field service app with an electrical skin on it.
Every company gets its own walled-off instance. One contractor can never see another contractor's jobs, people or paperwork — that is enforced by the database itself, not by remembering to write the right query.
FieldNest is licensed per company. Pricing depends on how many people carry it and what has to be connected to your existing systems, so it is a conversation rather than a checkout button.
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