FieldproxyAI-native field service software

Field service software that does the work.

Other FSMs hand you a screen and leave the work to your team. Our AI answers the calls, builds the board and runs month-end, inside a system shaped to how you run. You pay for the work, not the seats. Live in days.

Trusted by 250+ field service teams

7:14 AM · 3 regions · 180 techs

Every morning, this lands on your operations team.

Tap any task to hand it to the agent that does it, and see what it did. The judgement calls stay with your managers, already prepped.

Tap a task to hand it to its agent.

20 of 20 not handled yet

Hours back

0h 00m

Done by agents

0/17

Needs you

0/3

Agent activity

Nothing handed off yet.

Tap a task in the pile and the agent's work shows up here.

One contract job, start to billed

Watch a job run itself.

  1. 7:02 AM · Document Intelligence

    A client's work order lands. The agent opens the job.

    From facilities@northwind-pg · 7:01 AM

    WO-88213 · Site 14 · 3rd floor too warm, RTU-3 suspected

    Tenants on 3 reporting warm air since 6:30. Priority 2 per contract. PDF attached.

    Read the email and the PDF. Opened job #4821.

    Client

    Northwind Property Group

    Site

    Site 14, RTU-3

    Priority

    P2 · 4-hour SLA

    Spend cap

    $1,500 NTE

  2. 7:03 AM · Dispatch Agent

    Matched to the contract, the SLA and a cleared tech.

    8 AM9 AM10 AM11 AM

    Dana R.

    HVAC · Boston

    Harbor Point PM
    WO-88213 · Site 14

    Marcus J.

    Electrical · Boston

    Site 9 lighting

    Priya S.

    HVAC · Cambridge

    Kendall Labs PM
    Site 31

    Dana: HVAC certified, cleared for Northwind sites, 12 minutes away. On site with 3h 05m of the SLA to spare.

  3. 10:41 AM · Voice Agent

    The tech talks. The report writes itself.

    0:09

    “Capacitor was shot. Swapped in a 45/5, supply air's down to 42 now. All good.”

    Cause

    Failed run capacitor

    Part used

    45/5 µF capacitor ×1

    Reading

    Supply air 42°F

  4. 11:15 AM · Vision Agent

    Photos checked against the client's own rules.

    Before

    Required by Northwind: unit and fault

    Serial plate

    Serial 4K21-8830 matches asset RTU-3

    After

    Gauge shows 42°F supply air

  5. 11:16 AM · Watcher Agent

    Billed at contract rates, straight to the client's AP.

    INV-4821 · Northwind MSA-2024

    Posted to the client AP portal, 11:16 AM

    P2 call-out, contract rate$145.00
    Run capacitor 45/5 µF, contract parts list$86.00
    Labor 0.75 h at $118 contract rate$88.50
    Total$319.50
    SLA met · 3h 14m

JOB #4821

Billed
Client
Northwind Property Group
Site
Site 14 of 40, rooftop unit 3
Priority
P2, 4-hour SLA
Technician
Dana R. (HVAC, site-cleared)
Work done
Replaced run capacitor, 42°F supply air
Photos
3 of 3 client-required
Invoice
$319.50 at contract rates, SLA met

Nobody in the back office typed anything.

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Across 40 sites and 180 techs

That was one job. Here's what else runs itself.

The storms, the SLA clocks, the subcontractor invoices, the audits. Each one handled by the agents, with your managers pulled in only where a person should decide.

A storm hits three regions

Sun, 9:40 PM

Weather alert, then 64 calls

“Severe storm warning across the Northeast. Inbound calls spiking.”

  1. Calling Agent

    Answered 64 calls in parallel and triaged each by severity.

  2. Scheduler Agent

    Re-planned Monday for 3 regions: active leaks first, PM visits pushed.

  3. Text Agent

    Told 212 site contacts their new windows.

Monday started with a plan, not 64 voicemails.

An SLA breach, caught early

Tue, 10:20 AM

P1 at Northwind, Site 22

“Assigned tech stuck in traffic. 4-hour SLA running.”

  1. Watcher Agent

    Predicted the breach 1 hour 40 minutes out.

  2. Dispatch Agent

    Reassigned to a subcontractor 9 minutes away, already cleared for the site.

  3. Text Agent

    Told the client's facility manager before they had to ask.

SLA met with 22 minutes to spare. No penalty.

A subcontractor bills twice

Month-end

Subcontractor invoice, PDF

“October invoice: 214 lines, $61,480.”

  1. Document Intelligence

    Read all 214 lines off the PDF.

  2. Watcher Agent

    Matched each line to a completed work order and its photos.

  3. Watcher Agent

    Held 6 lines billed twice and 2 with no sign-off.

$3,920 not paid out. Finance approved the rest in one click.

A new client's 1,200 assets

Onboarding, day 1

Spreadsheets from the client

“Here's our asset list. 1,200 units across 40 sites, in three different formats.”

  1. Document Intelligence

    Read all three formats and cleaned them into one asset register.

  2. Vision Agent

    Matched serials to install photos wherever they existed.

  3. Scheduler Agent

    Built the PM schedule the contract requires, site by site.

Client live in days, with the PM plan attached to the contract.

A client's compliance audit

Thu, 3:00 PM

Email from the client's compliance team

“Please send proof of every fire damper inspection at our 12 sites this year.”

  1. Knowledge Agent

    Found all 318 inspections across the 12 sites.

  2. Vision Agent

    Confirmed each one had its photos and a signature.

  3. Watcher Agent

    Packaged reports, photos and tech certificates into one file.

Sent the same afternoon, not three weeks later.

Month-end across 9 contracts

Last day, 11:00 PM

The month's work

“2,340 completed jobs, 9 contracts, 6 different rate cards.”

  1. Watcher Agent

    Priced every job against its own contract's rate card.

  2. Vision Agent

    Found 14 jobs missing a signed report and chased the techs.

  3. Watcher Agent

    Sent 2,320 invoices to the ERP and left 6 disputed lines for finance.

Billing closed on day 1 of the month, not day 8.

Illustrative scenarios. Every agent named is a live Fieldproxy agent.

Trusted by 250+ companies to streamline their field service operations

Competent Pneumatic
ATPRO
Mubarak Vision
Gromo
OptiSystems
ACME Network Services
QPMS
ActionLabs
Power Tech
Ruloans Financial Services
SUN Mobility
Ruloans Financial Services
Urban Ladder
QPMS Facility
PneumoCare
The Sign Store Macon
Power Tech
Qube Cinema
SAFE Pest Control Services
Prism Johnson Limited
Royal HaskoningDHV
Kohat Cement
M1 - Tomorrow's Money Today
Madhura Group
JEM - Jupiter Electric Mobility
Kleenoil
FertiGlobal
Curefoods
Indigo Paints
Delegasi
Competent Pneumatic Pvt Ltd
BIC Cello
Green Turtle Fiberglass
Implant Swiss
Firese
Gromo
Autoprint
Atpro
ActionLabs
ACME Network Services
Anand Rathi Global Finance
Competent Pneumatic
ATPRO
Mubarak Vision
Gromo
OptiSystems
ACME Network Services
QPMS
ActionLabs
Power Tech
Ruloans Financial Services
SUN Mobility
Ruloans Financial Services
Urban Ladder
QPMS Facility
PneumoCare
The Sign Store Macon
Power Tech
Qube Cinema
SAFE Pest Control Services
Prism Johnson Limited
Royal HaskoningDHV
Kohat Cement
M1 - Tomorrow's Money Today
Madhura Group
JEM - Jupiter Electric Mobility
Kleenoil
FertiGlobal
Curefoods
Indigo Paints
Delegasi
Competent Pneumatic Pvt Ltd
BIC Cello
Green Turtle Fiberglass
Implant Swiss
Firese
Gromo
Autoprint
Atpro
ActionLabs
ACME Network Services
Anand Rathi Global Finance
Competent Pneumatic
ATPRO
Mubarak Vision
Gromo
OptiSystems
ACME Network Services
QPMS
ActionLabs
Power Tech
Ruloans Financial Services
SUN Mobility
Ruloans Financial Services
Urban Ladder
QPMS Facility
PneumoCare
The Sign Store Macon
Power Tech
Qube Cinema
SAFE Pest Control Services
Prism Johnson Limited
Royal HaskoningDHV
Kohat Cement
M1 - Tomorrow's Money Today
Madhura Group
JEM - Jupiter Electric Mobility
Kleenoil
FertiGlobal
Curefoods
Indigo Paints
Delegasi
Competent Pneumatic Pvt Ltd
BIC Cello
Green Turtle Fiberglass
Implant Swiss
Firese
Gromo
Autoprint
Atpro
ActionLabs
ACME Network Services
Anand Rathi Global Finance

AI agents

We rebuild the operation. The AI runs it.

AI and humans, working together. Every step of that job was an agent. AI takes the repetitive half: the calls, the triage, the data entry, the month-end invoice run. Your team takes the half that needs judgement.

Before and after

Your operation. Rebuilt exactly as you run it.

Mid-market operations outgrow rigid tools, and the real rules move into spreadsheets and inboxes. We rebuild the system around those rules, so the SLAs, rate cards and subcontractors live where the work does.

MF

VP Operations, Meridian Facility Services

180 techs · 3 regions · commercial contracts

“Every client has its own SLA and each region has its own rate card. When we are short, overflow goes to subcontractors. And I need one month-end report across all three regions, not three exports and a weekend.”

  • Every client has its own SLA

    Kept in a shared SLA tracker sheet, checked by hand

  • Each region bills off its own rate card

    One default rate, corrected from rate-cards-2026.xlsx

  • Overflow goes to subcontractors

    Arranged over email, invisible to dispatch

  • One month-end report across regions

    Three exports merged over a weekend

See your custom system

Illustrative operator, clients and figures.

Legacy FSM · Work orders · East instance
rate-cards-2026.xlsxSLA tracker (shared)Subcontractor emails (38)reports-merge-v7.xlsx+9 tabs
  • WO-48176P2East

    Northwind Property Group

    Site 14, Lobby · Completed: VAV damper replaced

    StatusDone
    AssignedR. Osei
    Price$95/hr std
  • WO-48188PMCentral

    Lakeview Unified

    North Campus · Annual boiler inspection

    StatusScheduled
    AssignedM. Brandt
    Price$95/hr std
  • WO-48190P2West

    Crestline Retail

    Store 114 · Walk-in cooler above temp

    StatusEn route
    AssignedJ. Park
    Price$95/hr std
  • WO-48199P2East

    Northwind Property Group

    Site 9, Plant room · Chilled water leak

    StatusOpen
    AssignedUnassigned
    Price$95/hr std
  • WO-48207PMCentral

    Harbor Point Medical

    Clinic C · Quarterly AHU service

    StatusScheduled
    AssignedT. Nguyen
    Price$95/hr std
  • WO-48213P1East

    Northwind Property Group

    Site 22, Tower B · No cooling, floors 8 to 12

    StatusScheduled
    AssignedD. Alvarez
    Price$95/hr std
WO-48213 is a Northwind P1 with a 4-hour SLA, but nothing here says so. The clock lives in the tracker sheet, every job prices at the default rate until someone fixes it from rate-cards-2026.xlsx, and the subcontractor who could cover it is somewhere in an email thread.

How it works

Your tool takes a quarter to add a field. We do it on the call.

No forms to submit, no developers, no release you wait weeks for. You tell us what to change in plain English, and your team sees it on the very next job.

  1. 1

    Start from a finished FSM

    Dispatch, jobs, quoting, invoicing, the tech's mobile app. Already built, already running 250+ teams. You never start from a blank page.

  2. 2

    Everything in it is a setting

    Every screen, form, and rule is configuration, not code. There is nothing to program. Only things to arrange.

  3. 3

    Our AI engine does the arranging

    Tell it how you run, or hand it the spreadsheet you run on today. It shapes the whole platform to match, and our team verifies every piece with you before it goes live.

What that sounds like

You

“Add a moisture reading to every roof inspection”

Live on every crew's phone.

In seconds
You

“A manager must approve any invoice over $5,000”

Approval rule added.

In seconds
You

“My install crew needs a different checklist than service”

Two workflows, one system.

In minutes

How long it takes

A tweak

Seconds

Add a field, change a rule, adjust a form.

A new workflow

Minutes

A new job type, report, or approval flow, end to end.

Your entire system, tailored

Days

Every screen, form, and rule shaped to how you actually run.

Building it yourself

Months

Custom software, or forcing yet another tool to fit.

The first three are us. The last is what you're trying to escape.

A real one

A 40-person equipment service company quoted in Excel, scheduled in one app, ran inspection checklists in another, and invoiced from QuickBooks. The same scope of work was copy-pasted four times per job, and customers got their invoice 30 days after the work was done.

Our AI engine configured their entire workflow, estimate to dispatch to checklist to invoice, in a single day.

Invoice lag: 30 days to same-day

The change other software quotes in months, we make while you watch.

See it shaped to your workflow

Deployment

  1. Map how you run today
  2. Rip out the old system
  3. Rebuild it on Fieldproxy
  4. Old system switched off

No IT department. No six-month rollout.

Is this you?

Built for teams whose software won't bend.

On a field service platform that won't bend to how you run? Stitching the operation together across spreadsheets, email and a handful of apps? Or paying a back office to do the work the software leaves behind: the billing run, the cert checks, the chasing? The software records the job and stops there, so people absorb the rest. Fieldproxy is built to how you actually run, live in days, and its agents do the part your team is currently doing by hand. 250+ teams have already switched.

Your FSM won't bend to you

Whether you outgrew it or never quite fit it, the tool makes you work its way. Jobs vanish like they never existed, and every request comes back with "that's on the roadmap."

You're running on 2+ apps that don't talk

Dispatch in one app, checklists in another, photos over email, the truth in a spreadsheet. Two, three, four tools to run a single job, and when a customer says "nobody ever came out," you have no record either way.

You built your own system

Spreadsheets, Apps Script, Airtable. Brilliant, because you built it around your exact rules. Fragile, because only you can fix it, usually at 10pm. We move it onto Fieldproxy with your exact logic intact, in days, and then it is not yours alone to keep alive.

You were told "that's not how it works"

You asked for one field, one rule, one report. The answer was a services quote with a comma in it. Fieldproxy bends to you.

Month-end takes people, not minutes

Someone spends the first week of every month matching completed jobs to invoices, chasing the visit that has no photo and the subcontractor line that has no work order. It is a real salary, it repeats forever, and it exists because the software records the job but will not close it out. Our agents run that pass nightly and hand your team only the exceptions.

A person checks the work before it can be billed

Compliance certificates, service reports, visit notes: somebody reads every one to catch the missing reading or the signature that never happened, because getting it wrong means a rejected claim or a failed audit. That check is a rulebook, and a rulebook is something software can run. We run it on every job and flag only what needs your judgement.

The work your team does by hand. Handed to agents.

We map how your operation runs, rebuild it AI-first, and hand it back with the dispatch, the calls and the month-end billing already running. In days.