Built for service teams
Run jobs from lead to invoice-ready
Gzodo flexes to your service process — not the other way around. Configure fields and boards per team or region.
Job tracking
Boards for scheduled, in progress, and completed work.
Client records
Link sites, assets, and contacts on every item.
Automation
Notify teams when priorities or SLAs change.
How service teams work
From intake to completed job
- 01
Capture the work order
Create items from calls, forms, or imported legacy job lists.
- 02
Schedule on boards
Move jobs across stages as technicians are assigned and work begins.
- 03
Track in calendar view
Plot visit dates and SLAs on a shared timeline for dispatchers.
- 04
Notify on status change
Automate emails and field updates when jobs complete or escalate.
Use cases
Service companies configure Gzodo for
HVAC & facilities
Track recurring maintenance and emergency calls per site.
Cleaning & landscaping
Route daily jobs with owner and territory fields.
IT & field support
Kanban for tickets with SLA dates on calendar view.
Multi-crew dispatch
Project roles so each crew sees only their assignments.
Operations platform
CRM, scheduling, and automation together
- Custom fields for equipment, SLAs, and territories
- Email sync for client communication history
- Import legacy job lists from Excel
- Project-level roles for dispatchers and field staff
FAQ
Questions from service company teams
Does Gzodo replace field service routing?
Gzodo focuses on flexible CRM and workflow. Many teams pair it with existing routing tools via imports and HTTP automations.
Can dispatchers and technicians see different jobs?
Yes. Project roles limit which items each crew or dispatcher can view and edit.
Can we import old job lists?
Yes. Map Excel or CSV columns to job, site, and SLA fields, then continue on boards and calendar.
How do we track SLAs?
Use date and select fields for priority and deadlines, plot them on calendar, and trigger workflows when status changes.