Every executive, visit, claim and kilometre in one live view. Managers plan, dispatch and approve from a web console; the field works from a mobile app — both on the same data, in real time.
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FieldForce answers all three — live, from real signals, with the receipts attached. Scroll on: the manager's view, the executive's day, and the owner's numbers. ↓
Open Today: who's late, what's overdue, what needs your approval — each one click from the fix. Auto-assignment clears the pool; you handle the exceptions, not the routine.
The day plan on the phone, check-ins that prove the visit happened, claims raised in seconds with live status — and tracking that stops the moment they sign out. Fair both ways.
Coverage vs plan, claims vs tracked kilometres, value captured in the field — reports that read from the same live data as the screens, so no two dashboards ever disagree.
Four ways real teams run FieldForce — the tabs advance on their own, or click through.
Morning: the day's deliveries pool in and auto-assign along beats and road distance. Each drop is a typed visit — check-in at the customer pin, photo proof in the comments, outcome on the way out. Returns ride the same rail as a visit type of their own. By evening the summary report already knows drops done, km run and the fuel claim they justify.
Sales and consultation teams live on scheduled meetings. The pool shows every appointment on a list, a map and a month calendar; auto-suggest builds each rep's route with travel time between slots; overdue-now flags the meeting that's slipping while it can still be saved. The client record — CRM fields included — travels with the visit.
Service teams need proof of work: the check-in form captures the fault, the check-out form captures the fix, and check-out can be blocked until the form is in. Outcomes carry sentiment so repeat-visit patterns surface, and the visit history — photos, forms, remarks — is the service record your warranty team wishes it had.
Door-to-door sales and collection agents can't tap a button at every door. Roaming mode detects field stops automatically from the GPS trail — visit activity with zero taps — and the learned-territory radar alerts only when someone drifts out of their own usual patch. Collections raised on the spot land as recorded value against the day.
Late sign-ins, missed check-ins, a fence crossed, GPS switched off mid-route — the console turns them into alerts the moment they happen, on the dashboard and as push notifications. The field knows the system notices, so most of these stop happening at all.
A live map of the whole team between sign-in and sign-out — with presence that means something: moving, in a meeting, idle, on a break, unreachable. And when the day ends, it isn't gone: every day is a replayable timeline of movement, halts and visits.
Pool the day's appointments and let the console propose the plan: assignments by beat fit, real road distance, workload balance and fair rotation — every decision logged with its reason. You stay in charge: stage, adjust, then commit to the field's phones in one click.
Sign-in happens where work happens — restricted to sites, site pools or territories, verified by selfie, face match or office Wi-Fi. Behind it: shifts, holidays, leave with half-days and times, punch fixes, and one approvals inbox that greets the manager with everything waiting on them.
Class your clients, group sites into beats, and the generator writes each executive's calendar weeks ahead — then watches for the A-class client slipping through. Meanwhile every travel claim lands beside the GPS-tracked kilometres of the same day. Differences become conversations, with data.
A glimpse of the field day — the slides advance on their own, or swipe through.
Each capability is a full module with its own deep-dive page.
Live map, replayable day trails, battery & GPS health, mock-location detection, stay-points for roaming teams.
Explore →Sites, site pools and territories; selfie, face and Wi-Fi checks; shifts, leave, holidays and punch fixes.
Explore →Appointment pool, route suggestions, rule-based auto-assignment with logged reasons, day sheets, bulk actions.
Explore →Client classes, beats, recurring journey patterns, generated calendars, coverage and due-visit intelligence.
Explore →Heads with rates and caps, approver workflow, requester status view, claim-vs-tracked-km verification.
Explore →All-rounder reporting — every aspect of the field day with drill-downs and CSV; speed, hours and fraud sweeps daily.
Explore →Circles and drawn polygons grouped into territories that drive sign-in restriction and beat containment.
Explore →Check-in/out forms, outcome sentiment, success definitions per visit type, responses linked to visits.
Explore →CRM, analytics, HR, helpdesk, marketing, messaging and AI — one account, modules that talk to each other.
See the suite →No new accounts, no migration. Your users, roles, customers and branding are already there — FieldForce is a module, not another silo.
Attendance groups, appointment types, beats, expense heads — or start from presets and the one-click demo world to see everything working before touching real data.
The field signs in on the app, visits auto-assign, the map fills, approvals queue up, and reports write themselves from what actually happened.
The same sign-in runs your CRM, analytics, HR and messaging. A completed visit can update the deal in the CRM, push its numbers into analytics, hand a service issue to the helpdesk, or trigger a WhatsApp follow-up — add a module and the ones you already use grow new abilities. See how the suite fits together →
No — and this is a design rule, not a setting. Location is captured only between sign-in and sign-out. When an executive signs out, tracking stops. Their evening belongs to them.
Yes — that's what the roaming mode is for. Field stops are detected automatically from the GPS trail, so you see visit activity without anyone tapping a check-in, and the learned-territory radar only alerts when someone leaves their own usual working area.
A transparent rule ladder: eligibility first (on the field team, under their daily cap), then beat fit, then real road proximity, then workload balance, with least-recently-assigned as the tie-breaker. Every decision is logged with the rule that made it — you can always answer "why them?".
The platform flags mock-location apps, long GPS-off gaps and check-ins outside the site radius, and supports selfie, face and Wi-Fi verification at punch time. No system makes fraud impossible; this one makes it visible.
No. FieldForce runs in the cloud on the same account as the rest of your suite. If you already use the CRM, your users and customers are there on day one.
Your employer account controls the data throughout — see the privacy policy for the full picture, including what is stored and for whom.
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