Fieldproxy runs multi-site cleaning, maintenance and soft services: who attended, when, for how long, and what they completed. Proof of attendance your client can see, and rules you can change yourself.
Geofenced check-in
Attendance captured at the site boundary
Photo required
Shift cannot start without it
Client portal scoped
Each client sees only their sites
Live in
Built your way
Attendance you can prove, scope per site, and reporting the client can open.
Geofenced check-in and check-out with photos, so a disputed visit is settled by the record rather than an argument.
One contract, different scopes. Each site carries its own checklist without forking the whole configuration.
A portal scoped to each client's own sites, so the monthly review is a link rather than a spreadsheet.
Shift patterns, planned visits and cover arrangements across a large, changing headcount.
Scope work and chargeable extras separated on the same visit, so billing is not a monthly argument.
Attendance, completion and response per site, reported to the client.
Shaped to your trade
Contract cleaning
Shift attendance, scope compliance, and client reporting across a national estate.
Integrated facilities services
Hard and soft services on one system with per-site scope.
Property and retail estates
Planned maintenance and reactive callouts across landlord portfolios.
Platform
Every part of the operation, ready to shape to how you run.
Maintenance contracts, seasonal reminders, and auto-scheduling.
Dynamic forms, conditional logic, required photos, and sign-offs.
24/7 self-service for bookings, invoices, and service history.
Revenue, utilization, SLAs, and leaderboards, live, no spreadsheets.
Integrations
Fieldproxy sits in the stack you already run, rather than replacing it.
ServiceChannel
Client work orders in
Corrigo
Client work orders in
QuickBooks
Contract billing
Google Maps
Site attendance and travel
Power BI
Client compliance reporting
Zapier
Anything else
AI agents
The repetitive half of the work, handled. Your team keeps the judgement.
Flags a missed shift, a site with no check-in, or a checklist closed without its photos, the same day rather than at month end.
Builds rosters and planned visits across sites, and fills cover when someone does not show.
Handles the inbound callout line, logs the request against the right site and books it.