Schedule the pour and beat the weather
Slabs, foundations, driveways and floors — Field 2 Service plans your pour days around the forecast, quotes the pour, takes a deposit on the job, and bills the moment it's cured and signed off.
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Sound like your season?
Concrete waits for no one — but the forecast, the pump and the gang all have to line up on the same morning.
One forecast moves the week
Rain or frost kills a pour. When Thursday's slab slides to Monday, so does everything behind it — and the phone doesn't stop ringing.
Kit and crew clash
A pour needs the crew, the pump and the ready-mix in the same slot. Miss the window and you've paid for a wagon that turned round on the road.
Money stuck in the ground
The slab went down and cured weeks ago, but the invoice never went out — and the materials on a big pour aren't cheap to carry.
Line up the pour and slide it when the sky turns
Put every pour on the calendar with the gang it needs. When the forecast turns, drag the day's work forward on the dispatch board (Professional and up) and the conflict check keeps the crew and the pump from being promised twice. 'On my way' texts (Essentials and up, via your own Twilio account) tell the site you're rolling.
- Pour days on a drag-and-drop board, moved in seconds
- Double-booking conflict checks across gangs and kit
- "On my way" texts when the crew and wagon set off
Quote the pour, then take a deposit on the job before you order mix
Build the quote from your price book (Essentials and up) — cubic metres of mix, mesh, formwork, pump hire and labour. Take a deposit on the job up front so you're not carrying the cost of a big pour, and let the customer accept online. The accepted quote lands straight on the schedule.
- Price book for mix, mesh, formwork and labour
- Deposit collected on the job before the materials are ordered
- Online acceptance — the quote becomes a scheduled pour
Formwork, pour and cure — checked and signed
Run a checklist (Essentials and up) before and after the pour: subgrade compacted, formwork braced, mesh on chairs, levels right, curing started. Capture the customer's signature on the completion sheet, filed against the job with photos of the finished slab.
- Checklists for formwork, pour and curing
- Signed completion sheets captured on site
- The field view runs in any phone browser — no app needed
Every site, its access, and who to call
Builders and developers mean many plots with different gates, access and site managers. Keep each site's address, access notes and contacts under the job, so the wagon reaches the right pour and the call goes to whoever's on the ground.
- Multi-site customers with per-site addresses and access notes
- Several contacts per builder — office and site manager
- Access notes ride along to the crew's field view
Invoice on completion, chase the stragglers automatically
Slab cured and signed off? Send a VAT-smart invoice with a card-payment link (Essentials and up; connect your own Stripe or PayPal) the same day. Automatic overdue reminders chase the slow accounts, and the aged-debtors view shows exactly whose money is still sitting in your ground.
- Invoice on completion with card links via Stripe or PayPal
- VAT-smart per-line rates — or one clean Price if not registered
- Automatic reminders and an aged-debtors view
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Set the office as solid as the slab
Try Field 2 Service free for 14 days — schedule a pour, quote the work, take a deposit on the job, invoice on completion. No credit card required.
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