| CleanManager | CleanManager says its base module includes scheduling for cleaning businesses.[1] [2] | CleanManager’s employee app provides schedules or timesheets, file sharing, and photo capture.[3] [3] [3] | CleanManager’s client portal lets customers follow cleaning service and see completed and planned work.[4] | CleanManager lists cleaning plans among base-module functions.[5] |
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| CleanTasker | CleanTasker describes scheduling and shift planning for cleaning teams.[6] [7] | Not documented[6] | CleanTasker lists client requests as a product feature.[6] | CleanTasker describes periodic and special-clean jobs.[8] |
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| Swept | Swept describes assigning shifts to cleaning teams.[9] | Swept gives cleaners mobile access to their schedule; it also documents GPS check-ins and time tracking.[10] | Swept keeps conversations with cleaners and clients in one place for faster updates.[11] | Not documented[11] |
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| Clean Smarts | Clean Smarts documents job scheduling and real-time team notifications.[12] | Clean Smarts sends staff job directions and checklists in its mobile app.[12] | Clean Smarts lets cleaning customers submit and track service issues.[13] | Not documented[12] |
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| Joblogic | Joblogic describes field-engineer scheduling with a drag-and-drop scheduler and status updates.[14] | Joblogic provides an iOS and Android mobile engineer app that connects field staff to the back office.[14] | Joblogic lists a customer portal and describes automated customer updates.[14] [14] | Joblogic lists recurring jobs in its Standard plan.[15] |
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| Formitize | Formitize supports scheduling, dispatching and tracking jobs in real time.[16] | Formitize provides mobile access to field service jobs.[16] | Formitize JobLink shares job details and reports through a customer web link.[17] | Not documented[18] |
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| Microsoft Dynamics 365 Field Service | Dynamics 365 Field Service provides scheduling and dispatch workflows.[19] | Dynamics 365 Field Service combines mobility with onsite service workflows.[19] [19] [19] | Dynamics 365 Field Service can keep customers updated about service-call status and resolution.[19] | Not documented[20] |
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| Fieldmagic | Fieldmagic matches technicians to inspections or jobs using skills, location and availability.[21] [21] [21] [21] [21] [21] [21] [21] | Technicians can complete inspections, jobs, forms and signatures offline.[21] [21] [21] [21] [21] [21] [21] [21] | Not documented[21] | Fieldmagic generates inspection rounds and maintenance jobs from service contracts.[21] [21] [21] [21] [21] [21] [21] [21] |
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| FieldBuddy | FieldBuddy describes assigning the right technician and a dispatch panel with technician locations and job proximity.[22] [22] | Technicians can complete and create work orders on site, including without a connection.[23] | FieldBuddy customer portal lets customers schedule appointments online.[24] | Not documented[25] |
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| ServiceM8 | ServiceM8 says users can schedule work.[26] | ServiceM8 provides iOS and Android job workflows.[26] | Not documented[26] | Not documented[26] |
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| Jobber | Jobber lists scheduling as a product feature.[27] | Jobber includes field documentation and job management.[27] | Not documented[28] | Not documented[28] |
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| FieldEdge | FieldEdge lets office teams schedule, dispatch and monitor technicians in one dashboard.[29] [29] [29] [29] [29] [29] [29] | FieldEdge technicians can create work orders and dispatch teams from the mobile app.[29] [29] [29] [29] [29] [29] [29] | Not documented[29] | Not documented[29] |
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