Crews, trucks and service agreements on a single dispatch record.
Mechanical, electrical, plumbing and roofing contractors run service work, project work and maintenance agreements at the same time, usually across three disconnected tools. Nexus holds all three on one customer record.
Pain Point Solved
What this retires.
The gap between the truck and the office ledger.
Split service and project work
Time and material calls, contract projects and recurring maintenance agreements are all job records, so utilization and margin read across the whole business.
Truck stock leakage
Every vehicle is a stocking location with scan-driven issues and replenishment, which ends the untracked parts consumed on the road.
Missed agreement renewals
Maintenance agreements carry visit schedules and renewal dates, with recurring revenue recognized across the covered term.
Feature Mapping
How a service call becomes revenue.
Dispatch to invoice without a rekey.
Call intake and triage
Inbound requests cluster by site and priority, with agreement coverage checked before a truck is assigned.
Geospatial crew assignment
Assignment weighs live crew location, current load and certification for the equipment involved.
Mobile completion
The technician logs hours, consumes parts from truck stock and captures signature and photos on site.
Billing and job margin
Labor, parts and agreement coverage resolve into the invoice, and gross margin on the call is visible the moment it closes.
Run your service board for fourteen days.
Load crews and trucks, dispatch live calls and bill against a maintenance agreement.