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Most service businesses don't run every job with their own people. Some go to a partner you trust, or a subcontractor you hire for the day. CrewFinding puts all of it on one dispatch board: your own crews, your partners and your subcontractors. Create the job, pick who does it, set the route and send it. The moment they receive it and accept, you see it, with the time.
Built for service businesses that run their own crews and partner crews side by side.
Once your crew arrives, the job is signed on their phone and GPS tracking starts. You follow it live on your own screen. If it changes hands, that hand-off is signed and time-stamped. At the destination, the recipient signs off on delivery. Your items go all the way to where they belong, with every hand on them recorded.
Crews on different sites, subcontractors on the specialty work, receipts for every bundle of shingles, and customers who want proof. Follow one roofing job from the first dispatch to the five-star review.
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4:40 PMThe same fit works for electricians, plumbers, HVAC, painters and any crew that works at the customer's site.
You name the steps of your job and choose what each one needs: a photo, a signature, a payment. CrewFinding stamps the time and files the proof on its own — watch the same timeline run a move, a delivery route, and a day of lawns.
Drive out, load, drive, offload, collect. Every leg is timed on its own, so you and the client both see exactly which part of the day took the longest.
moving company softwareSeven drops from Verdun to Longueuil in one afternoon. Every door gets its photo, its signature and its payment, stamped with the minute it happened. No clipboard.
last mile delivery trackingSeven lawns, seven prices, the crew clock running at every one — and a photo of each finished yard filed as proof. Each yard shows its price minus the crew time it burned: Kirkland kept $54, Pointe-Claire lost $2. Now you know which lawns to requote.
landscaping crew softwareThe client signs the contract and the job sheet on your crew's phone, and the job file saves itself. No glovebox paper to lose, no signature to chase, no argument about who agreed to what. Every document is filed the second it's signed — and it stays filed, whether that's one move or thirty-one deliveries a day.
The estimate you build in the app becomes the job. The job becomes the invoice. The client pays in the same app. One record from the first yes to the money landing, with the time on every step.
Before the crew arrives, the client gets the heads-up. Before the crew leaves, the proof of the work is on the job, with the time and the place.
When the crew heads to the job, the client gets a "your crew is on the way" message before anyone knocks.
No more "where are you?" calls from the truck.
BEFORE · 11:02 AM
AFTER · 3:05 PM
FILED TO JOB #22143:05 PM · DORVAL
Crews snap before and after photos on the job. Each one is filed to the job with the time and the place.
The proof that the work was done, and done right.
Crews work in basements and dead zones, and they think in more than one language. The app keeps up with both.
Crews keep clocking in, signing and snapping photos with no signal. Everything syncs the moment the phone reconnects.
A dead zone never costs you a signature.
The app speaks your crew's language, whichever one it is.
Everyone on the crew understands every step.
Hours, truck costs and every past job for every client file themselves as the work happens, so nobody rebuilds them from memory on a Sunday night.
Every worker's hours, clocked per job and totaled for the week, ready when you run payroll.
Run payroll from real numbers, not memory.
crew timesheetsLog fuel, repairs and servicing as expenses against each truck, with the receipt photo.
You see what each truck really costs to keep running.
Every client with every past job, quote, signed document and photo in one place.
You know the customer before you call them back.
The crew showed up on time and left the garage spotless. Would hire again.
After the job, the customer gets a review request. They say it while the finished work is still in front of them, and every good review builds the reputation that brings in your next job.
This is the job file for one Tuesday move, Lachine to Brossard. Marc, Dave and Sam clocked 8.5 tracked hours each, and the fuel receipt got snapped at the pump. Every one of those dollars pins itself to this job while it happens, not in a month-end mystery pile.
Every job you track becomes an answer you can ask for. Which clients pay best. Which truck costs the most to run. Which crew finishes fastest. You ask in plain words, and it answers from your own jobs — no spreadsheet, no formulas, no accountant. And the next time you quote, you price it off what the last job really took.
AI job profit insightsYou don't need an office or a back-office hire to run this. CrewFinding lives on the phones your crew already carries — it captures every hour, signature and dollar on site, dispatches the work to your crews, partners and subcontractors, and hands it all to you, wherever you are.
Every crew on the live map, with a geofence that stamps the arrival time on its own.
You know the job started because the app saw them arrive.
8:04 — the box truck crosses the geofence in Lachine. Arrival stamped. Nobody had to call.
Clock in and clock out per worker, per job, from the phone already in their pocket.
Hours stop being an argument.
7:58, first yard in DDO — three clock-ins. Sixteen lawns later, every minute is on the record.
Contracts, job sheets and waivers signed at the door and saved to the job file instantly.
The paperwork that protects you, filed forever.
Drop 4 of 7, the Plateau — the client signs on the phone, 2:12 PM, filed before the van pulls away.
Tracked hours times wages, plus every snapped receipt, tallied per job as it happens.
The real number: what the job cost and what you kept.
$58 of gas, Petro-Canada Dorval — snapped at the pump, pinned to Job #2214 before the tank was full.
Every worker's hours, clocked per job and totaled for the week — ready when you run payroll.
Run payroll from real numbers, not memory.
Friday 4:30 — Marc 42.5 h, Dave 39 h, Sam 41 h. Totaled and waiting. Your Sunday night stays yours.
The client pays through the app, on site, the moment the job wraps.
The money comes to you, not through the crew's pocket.
4:40 in Brossard — the client taps, $1,840 lands, and the crew just drives home.
Everything a second crew makes messy, handled from the phone.
Build the estimate in the app, send it to the client, and turn the yes into a scheduled job.
The quote never gets typed in twice.
2:15 PM the client taps accept on the 3-bedroom quote. It is on Thursday's schedule by 2:16.
Send the invoice from the job, see who has paid, and collect in the app.
You stop chasing money through your inbox.
4:40 the crew wraps in Brossard, the invoice goes out, and $1,840 lands before they are home.
When the crew heads to the job, the client gets a "your crew is on the way" message before anyone knocks.
No more "where are you?" calls from the truck.
7:52 "Your crew is on the way, 8 minutes out." The client has already moved the car.
Crews snap before and after photos on the job. Each one is filed to the job with the time and the place.
The proof that the work was done, and done right.
3:05 the after photo of the finished yard is filed to the job, stamped and ready if anyone asks.
Every client with every past job, quote, signed document and photo in one place.
You know the customer before you call them back.
A repeat client calls. Three jobs since last year, all paid, one signed waiver. Answered in ten seconds.
Crews keep clocking in, signing and snapping photos with no signal. Everything syncs the moment the phone reconnects.
A dead zone never costs you a signature.
1:30 basement job, no bars. The job sheet is signed anyway and files itself when the crew is back on the road.
Log fuel, repairs and servicing as expenses against each truck, with the receipt photo.
You see what each truck really costs to keep running.
Truck 2 brake job, $640, logged on the spot. It sits on the truck's cost line instead of in a pile.
The app speaks your crew's language, whichever one it is.
Everyone on the crew understands every step.
6:58 the foreman reads the day in Portuguese while the owner reads the same job in English. Same steps, same numbers.
After the job is done, the customer gets a review request, while the finished work is fresh.
Good reviews bring in your next job.
3:20 the garage is empty and signed off. By 3:31 a 5-star review is in.
Built by a moving company owner who ran real crews for years and couldn't find software that told him what a job actually cost. Not a VC product team guessing at field work. Built from the truck cab out.
One crew, you're on the job with them. The day a second crew rolls out, half your company is somewhere you can't see. Hours turn into arguments, receipts vanish, and Sunday night disappears into adding up timesheets. That's not you doing it wrong — that's a clipboard doing a phone's job.
CrewFinding takes everything a second crew makes messy — the hours, the signatures, the receipts, the payment — and files it automatically from the phones your crew already carries. You get paid for everything you did, you can prove every minute of it, and you finally see what each job left in your pocket.
And some owners are never on the job at all. If you're in logistics or lead generation — you book the work, and crews you don't even own run it — this phone is your eyes on the ground: every arrival, every signature, every dollar, live from wherever you are. The payment comes through the app, not through someone's pocket, so nothing leaks between the job site and you.
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The whole price is on this page. Every crew member, every feature, GPS included. The price moves when you add a truck, never when you hire.
Competitor figure: cheapest published Housecall Pro plan for the same headcount (3 people per truck, annual billing). Their figures are in US dollars as published and are not converted. CrewFinding prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD). Competitor plan prices checked on their public pricing page October 19, 2026. Vehicle GPS is a paid add-on there; CrewFinding's GPS is included.
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