Solutions by job type

Installs, planned maintenance, emergencies, inspections, warranty claims, recurring routes, projects and contracts: each has its own rhythm. Here is how FSM Flow runs each one end to end.

FAQ

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What is a job type in FSM Flow?
A job type is a template for a kind of work: its default duration, required skills, checklist or inspection form, parts list, pricing method and follow-up actions. Dispatchers pick a job type when creating a work order, and the AI uses it to schedule the right technician with the right parts.
Can I create my own job types and forms?
Yes. Job types, custom fields, checklists and workflow automations are configurable per company. The solution pages describe the common categories most trades share; you can rename, combine or extend them to match the way you already work.
Does FSM Flow handle recurring work and one-off jobs together?
Yes. Recurring routes, maintenance agreements and inspection schedules generate work orders automatically, and they sit on the same scheduler as one-off installs, quotes and emergency calls, so dispatch sees the whole day in one place.
How does billing differ between job types?
FSM Flow supports flat-rate, time-and-materials, per-visit, contract and milestone billing. Each job type can default to a pricing method, and invoices are generated from completed work orders with the correct line items, taxes and terms.

See your own workflow in FSM Flow.

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