Plumbing software for service calls, work orders, and billing
Track plumbing customers, emergency jobs, estimates, technician work, charges, invoice status, payments, and service history with FieldTrack.
Plumbing software for fast-moving service operations
FieldTrack helps plumbing businesses manage service requests, emergency calls, scheduled jobs, estimates, invoices, and payments from one CORE module. Plumbers can use FieldTrack for leak repairs, drain cleaning, water heater work, fixture installation, sewer line service, inspections, maintenance visits, and customer follow-up.
Plumbing work can move from urgent intake to technician dispatch to billing very quickly. FieldTrack keeps customer details, service addresses, work orders, technician assignments, job notes, line items, invoice numbers, payment status, and service history connected so teams can reduce rework and confusion.
What plumbing teams can manage
- Customer records: maintain homeowners, commercial accounts, property managers, and repeat service customers.
- Work orders: create jobs for repair, replacement, installation, inspection, drain, sewer, and maintenance work.
- Dispatch and scheduling: assign technicians, set scheduled dates, track priority, and monitor job status.
- Estimates and charges: capture labor, materials, equipment, emergency fees, diagnostics, taxable items, and job notes.
- Invoices: create multiple invoices per job when needed, associate available charges, send invoice emails, attach PDFs, and track payment status.
- Operational reporting: review open work, completed jobs, invoice totals, balances, and payment activity.
Why plumbers use FieldTrack
Plumbing businesses benefit from having a clean record of what was requested, where the technician went, what was completed, what was charged, and what remains unpaid. FieldTrack helps teams keep those details together while preserving flexibility for different service models.
Because FieldTrack sits on EDSA CORE, plumbing companies can begin with customers, work orders, invoices, and payments, then expand into recurring service, inventory, customer portal settings, documents, notifications, and deeper reporting over time.