Keep the history with the call
Past work, equipment, site notes, and today’s scope travel with the visit.
HVAC and plumbing. Cleaning and lawn. Pest routes and roofing crews. If the day starts with a call and ends with a job, Runnit is built to keep that path intact.
Service calls, installs, and recurring visits all move differently. Each one still needs the call on the board and the finished work on an invoice.
Past work, equipment, site notes, and today’s scope travel with the visit.
Coordinate people, materials, and return work on one job record.
Repeat visits stay tied to the customer and site without rebuilding the story.
The details vary by trade. The operating problem does not: the right person needs the right context, and the completed work has to make it back.
01 Service calls, maintenance, replacements, and return work on one record.
02 Emergency calls, scheduled work, and job details stay clear as the day changes.
03 Move between service tickets, project work, technicians, and helpers.
04 Recurring routes, one-off jobs, and follow-ups without losing the customer.
05 Seasonal work, crew days, and properties that need to stay on the calendar.
06 Recurring visits with enough site context to finish and follow up.
07 Installs, maintenance, and crews without rebuilding the job history.
08 Inspections, repairs, production visits, and crew assignments together.
If the trucks roll, the board has to hold.
Start the day with the customer, the plan, and the people already in place. Close it with the invoice actually sent.
Explore the productSet up around your trade, add one customer, and move a real visit through.