Stop running two systems.
Built for the owner who’s been holding the operation together with a whiteboard, ServiceCore, QuickBooks, and a personal phone. Here’s what changes when one platform owns the asset-placement lifecycle.
Five things that disappear.
One screen. Every asset type. No tab-switching.
Your dispatcher works on one board for every truck and every asset. Modern UI. Drag-and-drop. Filter by site, driver, asset, status. ETAs go out automatically, so they’re not the personal-phone helpdesk for 60 customers a day.
We’re building a field app that works without signal.
The driver app we’re building loads the full route before drivers leave the yard. Photos, signatures, notes, and asset scans get captured offline, then sync cleanly on reconnect. The goal: drivers stop calling the office between stops because they don’t have to.
The levers that move the P&L.
We can’t promise specific numbers until we run them with you. The levers we move, in plain English:
Asset utilization
Fewer assets sitting at one site too long because pickup fell through the cracks.
Dispatcher hours saved
One screen, no tab-switching, no inbound “where do I go next” calls.
Missed-fee recovery
Overage, damage, and service fees, captured when they happen, not from month-end memory.
Your hours back
Customers texted automatically. You’re not the ETA helpdesk after hours.
Modern field-service tools don’t know about asset placement.
Jobber and Housecall Pro are great for visit-based home service, but they break when a dumpster sits at a site for two weeks. ServiceCore and Docket nail the waste side but stop at fencing and containers. We’re the only one built around the placement primitive across every asset type your operation rents.
We’re working with our first design partners.
ProDispatch is in active development with a small group of Texas operators. If you’ve felt the pain we describe, talk to the founder. 20 minutes. No deck. We’ll know quickly whether we can help.
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