Systems that fit · Forward-deployed
Field and office run two systems.
Technicians work from an app, the office from the ERP, and someone retypes every job card. We connect them so a job is entered once.
What it looked like
- Job cards are retyped from photos at the end of the day.
- Parts used never reach stock records.
- Customer feedback is never asked for.
02 · What we did, stage by stage
What we did, stage by stage
- Assess
We trace a week of jobs from request to close and count every re-entry.
- Automate
The field service app, ERP and CRM share one job record, with proof of completion and feedback attached.
- Optimise
We review exceptions monthly and tune matching and data rules.
- Run
We keep integrations healthy as apps and processes change.
03 · The process
Field service scheduling
A job request is matched to the right technician by skill and location, finished with proof, and followed up.
What changed
- Times each job is retyped30Example
- Request to dispatch6 hours20 minExample
Field service scheduling
- Job request
- Classify the job
- Match skill, location
- Technician free today?
- Dispatch the job
- Customer gets ETA
- Proof of completion
- Job complete?
- Customer feedback
- Closed the same day
- Request to dispatch: 6 hours → 20 min (Example)
05 · Questions
Questions
Which field service apps do you connect?
Devvion connects field service apps such as ServiceTitan, Jobber, Zoho FSM, Odoo Field Service and Dynamics 365 Field Service to your ERP and CRM.
What if technicians have no signal?
Devvion designs for offline work: job cards sync when the device reconnects, and the office sees what is pending.
Related cases
- Lower overheadForward-deployed
Our technicians mostly drive.
Example Request to dispatch: 6 hours → 20 min
- Lower overheadConsulting
The back office outgrew revenue.
Example Admin hours a week: 120 → 72
- Faster cyclesBoth
Onboarding is chaos.
Example Onboarding admin per hire: 11 hours → 1.5 hours
06 · Contact
Book the assessment.
Tell us what is slowing the business down. We'll confirm the scope and the dates on a first call.