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ProCall Field Help Center

Step-by-step guides with screenshots and answers about ProCall Field, the field service management software for HVAC, plumbing and electrical companies.

🧭 Setting up your business (onboarding)

Owners, managers

A new account opens on a 14-step setup that walks you through everything: company details, trades and job types, service area, hours, technicians, office logins, prices and memberships, texting, payments, importing customers, marketing sources, automatic texts, training and going live.

Setting up your business (onboarding)

How to

  1. Work top to bottom. Each step saves as you go, and the ✓ shows what’s done. Your progress is kept; come back any time from Today (“Continue setup”) or Admin › Get set up.
  2. Texting (Quo) and Payments (Stripe) are checklists: you open and pay for your own accounts; tick each item as you finish it. Start the Quo texting registration first, because approval takes 2–5 business days.
  3. Stuck on a step? Click “Need help with this step?” to open a ticket; Service ProCall will help you finish it.
  4. Skip any step with “Skip for now” and come back later.
  5. Last step: book a test job end to end, then click “We’re ready”. Service ProCall is notified and confirms your go-live.
Example
Gulf Coast Comfort (HVAC and plumbing, 2 branches, 6 techs): company and trades in 5 minutes, ZIPs for Clearwater and Tampa, 2-hour windows, techs and 3 office logins, prices and the Comfort Club plan, Quo and Stripe checklists, 2,400 customers imported from Housecall Pro, Google Ads and LSA as sources, then the test job.
Tips
  • Owners and managers can open setup any time; everything can be changed later in Setup.

🚀 Getting started

Everyone

ProCall Field runs your whole day: booking, dispatch, the tech app, quotes, invoices, payments, memberships, marketing and reports. Each person signs in with their own login and sees the pages for their role.

Getting started

How to

  1. Sign in with the email and password your manager or Service ProCall sent you. Change the temporary password the first time.
  2. Today is your home page: jobs today, show rate, revenue and money to collect at the top; “Needs attention” below lists what to do next with a button for each.
  3. The top bar has the pages you use most. The left menu has everything, grouped: Front office, Marketing, Dispatch, Sales & service, Money, Team and Admin.
  4. Search any customer, phone, address or job number with the box at the top left, or press Ctrl K anywhere.
  5. Use the location and department pickers at the top to narrow every page to one branch or trade.
Example
Monday 7:30 AM: the office manager opens Today, sees “9 of tomorrow’s jobs not confirmed yet”, clicks Send reminders, then “9 jobs without a technician” → Assign on the board.
Tips
  • Your changes save as you go. On the server version they sync to everyone in seconds.
  • Click ? Help (top right) on any page to come back here.

📞 Booking a job

Call center, office, dispatch

Book a job is the screen for a live call: find or add the customer, pick the call type and job type, then pick one of the next open times. Openings come from real tech capacity, skills, ZIP zones and time off.

Booking a job

How to

  1. Type the caller’s name, phone or address. Their history, equipment, membership and notes appear; or click + New customer.
  2. Pick the call type (Service / repair, Emergency, Diagnostic, Maintenance, Inspection, Membership visit, Sales estimate, Second opinion, Install, New construction, Commercial, Go-back and more; your company can rename, add or turn them off), then the job type. Job types are grouped by trade: HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical. Emergency types flag the job as priority.
  3. Answer the intake questions that appear for that job type (what’s happening, age of the system, pets, gate code).
  4. Pick one of the next available times on the right. Offer two choices: “I have Tuesday 8–10 or Wednesday 12–2. Which works better?”
  5. Click Book it and send confirmation. The customer gets the confirmation text; the job lands on the board.
  6. No time works? Book without a time (unassigned): it goes to Pending for dispatch.
Example
Caller: “My AC is blowing warm.” Search (813) 555-0135 → Ann Fischer → Service / repair → No-cool repair → Tomorrow 8–10 AM → Book. Ann gets: “Hi Ann, you’re booked with Bay Comfort tomorrow 8–10 AM…”.
Tips
  • Pick the marketing source on every call so Marketing › Sources & ROI is right.
  • Start from a template (top of the form) for the calls you take every day.

🗓 The dispatch board

Dispatch, managers

Techs down the side, time slots across the top. Every job is a colored tile: the left band is the status, the icon is the call type. Capacity and booking goals for each branch sit above the board.

The dispatch board

How to

  1. Drag a tile from Pending onto a tech’s slot to schedule it, or click Dispatch to send the day’s jobs to the techs (each customer gets the “tech assigned” text).
  2. Drag a tile to another tech or slot to move it; the customer gets the “window changed” text.
  3. Drag a tile back onto the Pending column to un-dispatch a job that hasn’t run yet.
  4. Side lanes hold work that isn’t on the time grid: Needs reschedule, Cancelled, On hold, Will call, Call-backs, Sold to schedule, Running long. Drag a tile in to move it there.
  5. Columns chooses which lanes sit beside the board, below it or hidden. ⇄ Arrange puts the columns in any order (for example Pending right next to the board). Drag a column by its title to move it.
  6. Format sets the look (color or classic white, density, stripes); Block time adds meetings, training and time off; Big board shows it full screen for the office TV.
Example
Kim calls in sick: click Kim’s name › Call-out. Her jobs move to Needs reschedule; Auto-assign offers each one to the next qualified tech, and customers whose time changes get a text.
Tips
  • Hover a tile for the customer, notes and sales. Right-click it to call or text the customer.
  • Rows show each tech’s skill level and branch; Off and Vacation cells can’t be booked.

🧰 The tech app (My day)

Technicians

Techs see only their own day on the phone: jobs in order, customer notes, gate codes, equipment and history, with big buttons for each step.

The tech app (My day)

How to

  1. Tap On my way: the customer gets your name, photo and a tracking link.
  2. Tap Start when you arrive. Fill the work-order note and checklists as you go.
  3. Build the quote on site: good, better, best with a monthly payment on each. The customer signs on the screen.
  4. Take payment: card, card on file, financing, or send a pay link.
  5. Tap Done. Blank notes or missing fields are flagged before you can close it. The customer gets the thank-you and review text.
Example
Marcus finishes an AC tune-up, finds a weak capacitor, quotes $189 to replace it, the customer signs, Marcus does it, charges the card on file and taps Done. The membership renewal is offered on the same screen.
Tips
  • Install the app on your phone: open the link in the browser and choose “Add to Home Screen”. It works with no signal and syncs later.

📋 Jobs and the job page

Office, dispatch, managers

Jobs lists every job with filters, saved views, columns you choose and CSV export. Click a job to open everything about it.

Jobs and the job page

How to

  1. Filter with the boxes under each column (try >500 or !Tampa), or pick a saved view such as Sold or Unconfirmed tomorrow.
  2. Click ⚙ Columns & fields to add fields; Save view keeps your layout (or shares it with the team).
  3. On the job page: Mark confirmed, No-show, Cancel (with a reason code), Reschedule, Hold or Will call; + Estimate; Create invoice; Go-back / continuation for return visits.
  4. The right side shows the schedule, department, the ProCall Hub record and the booking source.
Example
A customer needs parts: open the job › Hold › reason “Waiting on parts” › ready-by date. It leaves the time grid and comes back on the “ready to rebook” alert that day.
Tips
  • Every change is in the job’s history with who did it and when.

👤 Customers

Everyone in the office

The customer file: contact details, locations, equipment with ages, memberships, every job, quote, invoice, call and text, and tags such as No marketing or Spanish.

Customers

How to

  1. Search or filter by location, marketing source, tag or balance.
  2. Open a customer to see the timeline and contact history; call or text from the icons.
  3. Add equipment with install years: it feeds the aging-equipment lists in Marketing and No-charge visits.
  4. Set No marketing or do-not-text when a customer asks. It’s respected everywhere.
Example
Doris calls about her water heater: her file shows a 2011 unit, a declined replacement quote from March and a lapsed membership. Book the no-charge water heater inspection.
Tips
  • Roll up by location, source or tag to see balances and lifetime value by group.

📝 Estimates and quotes

Techs, advisors, office

Quotes with good, better, best options, the price book and flat-rate tasks, financing payments, photos and e-signature. Unsold quotes follow up automatically.

Estimates and quotes

How to

  1. + Estimate from the job or customer. Add lines from the price book or flat-rate tasks; member prices apply automatically.
  2. Add options (good, better, best) and the monthly payment for each.
  3. Send it by text or email, or have the customer sign on the tablet.
  4. Approved quotes become a job in Sold, to schedule; declined ones get a reason.
Example
A $9,800 system: Good $7,400 ($119/mo), Better $9,800 ($149/mo), Best $12,600 ($189/mo). The homeowner signs Better; a 20% deposit is taken by card.
Tips
  • The margin check warns you before a line goes below your target margin.

💳 Invoices and payments

Office, billing, techs

Invoices from the job, charge codes and fee rules, pay links, card on file, deposits, financing and ACH. Payments post themselves when the customer pays.

Invoices and payments

How to

  1. Create invoice on the job (lines come over from the quote or work order).
  2. Send it: the customer gets a link to pay by card or bank (ACH), through the shop’s own Stripe account.
  3. Card on file and membership autopay charge without a link.
  4. Billing shows what’s open and overdue; invoice reminders go out on their own.
  5. QuickBooks: invoices, customers and payments sync every 15 minutes once connected.
Example
A $9,000 install: send the invoice with ACH as the suggested method (Stripe charges a $5 maximum) instead of a card (about $261).
Tips
  • Setup › Charge codes controls GL codes, departments and automatic fees such as trip charges.

🛡 Memberships

Office, techs, managers

Maintenance plans with visits, discounts and renewals. Visits due are listed to schedule; renewals and autopay run on their own.

How to

  1. Sell a plan from the job or customer page; pick the plan, start date and autopay.
  2. Maintenance shows visits due by month: book them in quiet weeks.
  3. Renewal texts go out before the end date; lapsed members appear in Marketing and No-charge visits lists.
Example
24 customers aren’t on a plan: Marketing › Customer lists › Not on a maintenance plan › Send to Service ProCall to call.
Tips
  • Members get member prices on every quote automatically.

💬 Automatic texts and confirmations

Dispatch, managers

Every text the app sends for you, with an on/off switch and the wording. Customers reply C to confirm, R to reschedule, X to cancel.

Automatic texts and confirmations

How to

  1. Confirmations & AI calls › Automatic texts: switch each text on or off: booking confirmation, day-before reminder, morning-of, tech assigned, window changed, on the way, running late, arrived, thank you + review, missed-visit rebook, no-charge visit report and follow-ups.
  2. Change the wording in Templates › Appointment texts. Use fields such as {first}, {date}, {window}, {tech}, {company}.
  3. Replies: C confirms; R offers the next three openings; X asks for a reason and warns about late cancels; STOP opts out everywhere.
  4. Anything else the customer writes opens a case for the office.
Example
At 5 PM, tomorrow’s unconfirmed customers get the reminder. Laura replies R, picks option 2, and the job moves to Thursday 12–2 with no one touching it.
Tips
  • Quiet hours are respected; nothing goes out overnight.
  • Customers who don’t reply land on the call-back list for the office.

📣 Marketing: sources, costs, campaigns, web forms

Owners, managers, marketing

Know what every dollar of advertising brings back: spend, leads, bookings, sales, revenue, cost per lead, booking and sale, and ROI for each source and campaign.

Marketing: sources, costs, campaigns, web forms

How to

  1. Sources & ROI › + New source: name, channel, tracking code, call-tracking number and recurring monthly cost (posts itself each month).
  2. + Add spend for one-off costs (a mailer, a home show) by month, source or campaign.
  3. Campaigns › + New campaign: source, channel, tracking code, dates, budget, offer and the web form it uses.
  4. Web forms: build the form, tie it to a campaign, and put the link or embed code on your website, Google Business Profile or Facebook. Ad platforms (Google, LSA, Facebook, Angi, Thumbtack) send leads in through Connections.
  5. Customer lists: text campaigns or “Send to Service ProCall to call” for aging equipment, unsold estimates, renewals and more.
Example
Google Ads – AC: $1,800 last month → 41 leads ($44 each) → 19 booked → 9 sold → $38,400 revenue: ROI 2,033%. Facebook: $650 → 6 leads, 0 sold → cut it or change the offer.
Tips
  • Pick the source on every booking; leads from forms and ad platforms credit themselves.

🔎 No-charge visits

Owners, managers, dispatch, techs, advisors

The no-charge visit strategy: a real, licensed inspection at no cost, booked from your own customer list. The page has the scoreboard, the call lists, offers and checklists, scripts, the follow-up second wave, the economics and the launch plan.

No-charge visits

How to

  1. Offers & checklists › Add the no-charge job types (AC, water heater & plumbing, electrical safety).
  2. Build the list: six segments in call order; send each to Service ProCall to call, or export it.
  3. Techs open the job › Start inspection: checklist results, age, remaining life, good / better / best, outcome, and text the report.
  4. Second wave: unsold visits get texts on day 2, 12, 30 and 90 and call-back reminders.
  5. Scoreboard: show rate, close rate, revenue per visit, by technician. Review it weekly.
Example
100 shown visits at a 25% close and a $3,500 average job: about $87,500 in revenue and $25,000 contribution after paying for every visit.
Tips
  • “No-charge” means no trip fee, diagnostic fee or required purchase. Report only what you find, with photos.

🎓 Training

Everyone

Short lessons with a quick check, by role: Technician, Dispatch, Call center & CSR, Home sales advisor, Managers, plus the No-charge visit. Also onboarding, skills, ride-alongs and certifications for techs.

Training

How to

  1. Training › Learn: open a lesson, read it, answer the check. Your progress is saved.
  2. Managers see who has finished what on the team view.
  3. Skills, ride-alongs and promotions track a tech’s growth from apprentice to lead.
Example
New dispatcher’s first week: Dispatch track (3 lessons) and No-charge visit lessons 1, 2, 3, 4 and 9.
Tips
  • Ask your manager to assign a track on day one.

📊 KPIs, reports and wall boards

Managers, owners

KPIs & goals show each team against goal and pace; Reports and the report builder answer the rest; wall boards put live numbers on the office TV.

KPIs, reports and wall boards

How to

  1. KPIs & goals: goals start from your history +10%; edit any of them. Behind-goal alerts wait until the period is under way.
  2. Reports: revenue, sales, techs, sources, campaigns, memberships, call types; export any table.
  3. Wall boards: Dispatch, Call center, Managers, Sales, Techs. Open full screen; they rotate and refresh on their own.
Example
Friday review: close rate by tech, show rate by source, cost per booking by campaign, and no-charge visit revenue per shown visit.
Tips
  • ✨ Ask answers plain-English questions like “Who owes us money over 30 days?”

⚙️ Setup

Owners, admins

Everything about the company: details, locations and branches, departments, users and roles, call and job types, price book, charge codes, templates, automations, plan and modules.

Setup

How to

  1. Company and locations: name, phone, hours, service ZIPs by branch.
  2. Users: add a person, pick the role (owner, manager, dispatcher, call center, customer service, advisor, tech), and they get a login.
  3. Call & job types: 17 call types and 120+ job types ready to use. Rename, recolor, reorder, add your own or turn any off. Each call type behaves like a base type (service, maintenance, estimate, install, go-back) so reports and dispatch rules keep working. Job types carry code, price, member price, minutes, department, book-online and priority.
  4. Templates: intake questions, work-order notes, appointment texts, quote documents.
  5. Plan & modules shows your package and bill; Service ProCall changes the package for you.
Example
Adding a new branch: Setup › Locations › + Location “Sarasota”, ZIPs 34230–34243, then assign two techs to it on the Technicians page.
Tips
  • Only owners and admins see Setup.

🔌 Connections: Quo, Stripe, QuickBooks, APIs

Owners, admins

Connect the shop’s own accounts: Quo for texts, Stripe for payments, QuickBooks, email, financing, and other apps or phone systems through API keys and webhooks.

Connections: Quo, Stripe, QuickBooks, APIs

How to

  1. Quo: paste the API key, choose the texting number, and add the webhook address shown (so replies come back). The A2P 10DLC registration must be approved first.
  2. Stripe: paste the secret key and the webhook address. Pay links, deposits, card on file and autopay start working.
  3. QuickBooks: click Connect and sign in to Intuit.
  4. API & webhooks: make keys with scopes for other apps, add webhook URLs for events, copy the call-hook URL for your phone system and the screen-pop link.
Example
A shop on RingCentral: paste the RingCentral call URL from Connections into its webhook settings; every call now shows on the customer’s file in Field.
Tips
  • Service ProCall sets these up with you as part of onboarding. The shop owns and pays for its Quo and Stripe accounts.

📱 The tech’s day on a tablet or phone

Technicians, field managers

When a tech signs in on a tablet the app opens on My day & route: today’s stops in order on a map, and one big “Next step” button that walks them from clock-in to clock-out. On a phone the same next step sits at the top of Today.

The tech’s day on a tablet or phone

How to

  1. Clock in, then do the truck inspection.
  2. Each stop: read the 📋 Brief (who booked it and why, the rep’s and dispatch’s notes, the customer’s history and equipment, and the route to the sale), tap Directions, then 🚚 On my way.
  3. At the door: ▶ Start job. Can’t get in? 🚪 No show with a reason (not home, no access, refused…).
  4. Work the checklist (required items are marked), take photos, present options with an 🧾 Offer sheet if there’s something to sell.
  5. 🏁 Close out the visit: Completed (collect now, text the invoice or let the office bill), Sold (books the install), Not sold (reason), Go-back / continuation (reason; parts put it on Hold), Cancelled at the door or Reschedule (reason).
  6. After the last stop: the end-of-day report (jobs, money collected, parts used, truck issues, follow-ups), then clock out.
Example
Marcus starts at 7:40: clock in, inspection, then “Head to Helen Carter”. At Jorge’s house the capacitor is out of stock: Close out › Go-back › GB-PARTS “Capacitor 45/5, ETA Tue”. The go-back lands on Hold for dispatch and ProCall Hub gets the reason code.
Tips
  • Works offline: changes are saved on the tablet and sync when there’s signal (the chip at the top shows it).
  • Big buttons and a job strip across the top in portrait; job list on the left in landscape.
  • Everything picked at close-out goes to the office and ProCall Hub with its reason code.

💲 Visit charges, no-charge visits and no-charge work orders

Owners, managers

Decide whether your company runs no-charge visits, and what every other visit costs. Setup › Visit charges & no-charge visits.

Visit charges, no-charge visits and no-charge work orders

How to

  1. No-charge visits: pick “We use no-charge visits” or “We don’t offer no-charge visits” (hides the program everywhere, including upgrade offers).
  2. Visit charges: tick “Add visit charges automatically”, then set a name and amount per call type (diagnostic, service call, emergency), and whether it’s credited toward the repair.
  3. Surcharges: after-hours (and from what hour), weekend, trip charge outside your service area; member discount on visit charges.
  4. Work orders that are no charge (maintenance plan visits, no-charge inspections, warranty go-backs) are marked 🆓 NO CHARGE MAINTENANCE / INSPECTION / WARRANTY on the work order, the tablet, the board tile (NC) and in the customer’s texts. Override any job from its Charge selector.
Example
Service calls carry an $89 diagnostic fee, credited when the customer approves the repair; emergencies $149; Saturday adds $50. Comfort Club tune-ups show NO CHARGE MAINTENANCE and never get a fee.
Tips
  • The rep sees what to tell the customer on Book a job.
  • Field reason codes (no show, go-back) are under Setup › Field reason codes; cancel and reschedule codes have their own tab.

🧾 Offer sheets with your logo

Owners, techs, advisors

Branded good / better / best sheets the tech presents on the tablet. The customer picks an option and add-ons, signs, and it becomes an approved estimate.

Offer sheets with your logo

How to

  1. Setup › Offer sheets: upload your logo, then edit or add sheets (name, trade, brand color, headline, three options with prices and what’s included, add-ons, fine print). A live preview shows the result.
  2. On a job: 🧾 Offer sheet › pick the sheet. Tap an option and add-ons; monthly payments show under each price.
  3. Accept & sign creates the estimate and opens the signature; Customer declined asks for the reason. 🖨 Print / PDF gives a paper or PDF copy.
Example
A 17-year-old AC: the tech opens “HVAC system replacement”, the customer picks Better with a surge protector ($10,245, about $217/mo) and signs on the tablet.
Tips
  • Price 0 means “quoted on site”.
  • Presented, accepted and declined offers are sent to ProCall Hub.

❓ Frequently asked questions

Getting started

How do I reset my password?

Click “Forgot password” on the sign-in page, or ask your owner or manager to reset it in Setup › Users. Service ProCall support can also reset it.

How do we set up a new account?

A new account opens on Get set up: 14 steps from company details to going live. Your progress saves as you go, and Service ProCall can help with any step.

Does it work on a phone or tablet?

Yes. Techs use the tech app on their phones; add it to the home screen from the browser. It works without signal and syncs when the phone reconnects.

Who can see what?

Each role sees its own pages: techs see their own day; dispatchers see the board; call center sees booking; owners and managers see everything for their company. No client can see another client.

Booking

Why can’t I book a time?

The times shown are real openings: a tech with the right skill, in that ZIP’s zone, not off, with room in the window. If none fit, book without a time; it goes to Pending for dispatch.

How do I book a job that needs two visits?

Book the first visit, then on the job page use Go-back / continuation. The second visit is linked to the first and suggested to the same tech.

Dispatch

How do I un-dispatch a job?

Drag the tile from the board onto the Pending column, or open the job and click ↩ Back to Pending. Only jobs that haven’t started can be moved back.

Can I change the order of the columns on the board?

Yes. Click ⇄ Arrange or drag a column by its title. “Pending next to the board” is one click. Your layout is saved; an admin can make it everyone’s default.

A tech called out sick. What do I do?

Click the tech’s name on the board › Call-out. Their jobs go to Needs reschedule; Auto-assign or drag each one to another tech. Customers whose time changes get a text.

What is BoardPilot?

Dispatch › BoardPilot is ProCall Field’s autopilot for a full board. It checks every branch and trade for the next few days against your booking goals. For each gap it lists the techs with room, the services they are qualified for (job requirements and skill levels), the zones they cover and the customers to call, with the slot to offer. The right people are notified (reps on that branch, then dispatch, then the branch and service manager) by the app, text or email until someone books or taps I’m on it. Set the steps, wait time, channels and quiet hours under Settings.

Can Field move techs to where the work is?

Yes. When a zone has jobs waiting and no room, BoardPilot › Tech moves suggests lending a qualified tech from a nearby zone for that day only, and moves jobs booked with a tech below the job’s skill level to the right tech. Choose Automatic or Ask dispatch first under Settings.

How do I cut drive time?

On the Dispatch board, click ⚡ Optimize routes. Field tries moving or swapping jobs between qualified techs in the same arrival window, so customers keep their times, and shows the miles and minutes saved before you apply. Jobs already started, crew jobs and jobs pinned to a tech stay put. Each tech row also shows their estimated drive for the day (🚗), with ⚠ when one leg is longer than your limit.

Where do I put an emergency call?

Click 📍 Fit in a job on the Dispatch board. Field ranks every qualified tech and open window by the soonest arrival, then the fewest extra miles, and shows the drive in. Pick a day, then Assign.

What is the Activity center?

The strip above the board lists what needs a dispatcher now: techs who will be late (with a one-click new arrival time text), missed windows, unassigned jobs, jobs running long, idle techs, long drives and tomorrow’s unconfirmed jobs. Late texts can also go out automatically (Setup › Zones, ZIPs & time slots › Routing, arrival and late alerts).

Can the tech app mark arrival by itself?

Yes. When a tech is On my way and their phone reaches the customer’s address, the job is marked Arrived and the time is recorded; you can also text the customer. If the tech leaves before closing out, the app asks them to close the job. Customer addresses are matched to an exact map pin automatically on the server version.

Can everyone get their to-do list each morning?

Yes. BoardPilot › Daily to-dos sends each person their My day list for their role and branch at the hour you choose, by the app, text or email. Add a mobile number and email on each user under Setup › Users.

Can the dispatch board have its own window?

Yes. On the Dispatch board click ⧉ Pop out board. It opens in its own window with just the board and a live bar (unassigned and late jobs), so you can keep it on a second screen. Anything booked or moved in any window shows up in the others right away. If your browser blocks pop-ups, it opens a full-screen focus view instead.

Where do the reasons techs pick go?

On the job, the board, Reports (group by Tech close-out, Go-back reason or No-show reason) and to ProCall Hub with the job.

Texts

A customer says they never got the text.

Check the customer’s phone number and whether they replied STOP (shown on the customer file). Texts also wait during quiet hours. The job history shows every text sent.

Can I change what the texts say?

Yes: Templates › Appointment texts. Use fields like {first}, {date}, {window}, {tech}, {company}.

Do we need Quo?

Automatic texts send through the shop’s own Quo number. Calls can stay on Quo or the phone system you already use (RingCentral, Dialpad, Aircall, Zoom Phone, 8x8, CallRail and others). The shop opens and pays for its own Quo account; Service ProCall helps set it up.

Payments

How much does Stripe charge?

Stripe’s standard US rates: 2.9% + 30¢ per online card payment, 2.7% + 5¢ in person, and 0.8% (max $5) for ACH bank payments. The shop pays Stripe directly.

Can we use a processor other than Stripe?

Yes, but pay links, card on file and autopay are built for Stripe. With another processor, record payments on the invoice by hand.

Does it sync with QuickBooks?

Yes, QuickBooks Online: customers, invoices and payments sync every 15 minutes, and payments entered in QuickBooks come back to the invoice.

Marketing

How do leads get their source?

From the source picked when booking, the web form (each form is tied to a campaign), the tracking code or UTM in the link, or the ad platform that sent the lead.

How do I put a web form on our website?

Marketing › Web forms › choose the form › copy the link or the embed code and paste it into your website. Your web designer can also post your existing form to the address shown.

Where do I enter what we spend on ads?

Marketing › Sources & ROI › + Add spend, or set a recurring monthly cost on the source so it posts itself each month.

No-charge visits

Is the no-charge visit really free?

Yes: no trip fee, diagnostic fee or required purchase. The homeowner keeps a written report either way. That honesty is what makes it work.

What close rate should we expect?

Well-run programs close 22–29% at the visit, and about 15% of non-buyers buy within 90 days with the second-wave follow-up.

Account

How do we change our package or add techs?

Ask your Service ProCall account manager or open a support ticket. Packages and sizes are set by Service ProCall.

Can we export our data?

Yes. Every list has CSV export, and Service ProCall can provide a full export of your account on request.

Is our data backed up?

Yes. The server keeps a nightly backup for 14 days, stored separately from the app.

Can we add a department like Renovations or Construction?

Yes. Setup › Departments › + Add a department. Pick a ready-made one (Renovations, Construction, Roofing, Solar & batteries, Indoor air quality, Appliance repair, Handyman, Garage doors, Pools & spas, Commercial) or type your own. It sets up the job types, call types, business-unit codes, marketing source codes, call-intake questions, work-order notes, checklists, an offer sheet, price-book items and skills, then asks which techs work in it. Turn a department off to hide it without losing history.

What are segments?

Groups your departments roll up into for reports and the top filter, for example Residential service & repair, Residential replacement & installs, Remodeling & construction and Commercial. Set them in Setup › Departments; a whole department or a single business unit (like HVAC Install) can point to a segment. Reports › Revenue by segment opens segment → department → business unit.

Where do we fill in the onboarding paperwork?

Onboarding portal (also linked from Get set up): business information, key contacts, the order form, the Master Services & Sales Agreement, KPIs and rate card, billing contact and payment authorization (card or bank saved on Stripe’s page), the call-handling guide our agents use, texting registration for Quo, logo and colors, and your data files. Signatures are recorded with name, title, time and IP, and Service ProCall sees your progress.

Which roles are there?

Leadership: owner, regional manager, branch manager (operations), service manager. Office: call center manager / CSR lead, dispatcher / CSR, contact center rep, business development rep (outbound), customer service, service agreement coordinator, accounting / AR, marketing manager. Sales: senior sales advisor (SSA), home sales advisor (HSA), commercial account manager. Field: technician, lead installer, apprentice / helper (sees their lead’s day, no prices), field supervisor / QA & trainer, install manager, warehouse, parts & fleet. Each opens on a My day plan for that job; rights are adjustable under Setup › People & roles.

Support

How do I report a problem or ask for a feature?

Click ? Help › Support tickets › New ticket. Pick Issue, Feature request or Question, describe it, and attach a screenshot. You’ll see replies and status on the ticket.

What are the support hours?

Standard support: business hours, Monday to Friday. Priority and Premium support plans add phone support and faster response times.

Field

Does the app work without signal?

Yes. The app is saved on the device and every change is stored on the tablet or phone, then sent when it’s back online. The chip at the top of the tablet app shows Synced, Saving or Offline with the number of changes waiting.

Can techs use iPads or Android tablets?

Yes, tablets are the main way techs work: the app opens on My day & route with big buttons, the job brief, checklists, photos, offer sheets and close-out. Add it to the home screen for a full-screen app.

How do techs ask for a Google review?

When a tech completes a job on the tablet, the review screen comes up: a thank-you, five stars and a QR code. The customer scans it with their phone camera and lands right on your Google “write a review” page. The tech can also text the link. Add your Google review link (or Place ID) in Setup › Company & booking; one per branch if each has its own listing. Show it to every customer: Google and the FTC don’t allow asking only happy customers or offering anything for a review.

Setup

We own several companies or franchise locations. Can one login see them all?

Yes. Each company or location is its own ProCall Field account, with its own customers, board, settings and billing. Service ProCall links them, and an owner can give people access under Setup › People & roles › Access across your companies & locations. Anyone with access to more than one sees a ▼ next to the company name at the top of the screen to switch between them, with the role they have in each. Branches inside one company stay under Setup › Locations & regions.

Can we add our own logo?

Yes. Setup › Company & booking › Your logo: upload a PNG, JPG or SVG (a wide logo on a transparent background works best). It goes on everything customers see: invoices, estimates and maintenance reports (the link they get by text or email, and when you print or save a PDF), every email you send them, statements, the customer portal, offer sheets, the review QR card, your booking page and web forms, and the pages they open from your texts. You can also add it in the onboarding portal’s Brand step.

Billing

Can we pay for the year up front?

Yes. Setup › Plan & modules › Billing term & renewals: choose Annual prepay to save the discount shown (10% by default). It starts on your next billing day, renews automatically each year (you get reminders 30, 7 and 1 day before), and if you turn auto-renew off your account simply moves to monthly billing at the end of the year. Usage, if any, is still billed monthly.

How do we cancel, and is there a fee?

The owner can cancel in Setup › Plan & modules › Billing term & renewals with 30 days’ notice: the account stays open until then. On annual prepay there’s an early-cancellation fee of half of one month, and payments already made aren’t refunded. If you just don’t want another year, turn off Renew automatically instead: you keep the year you paid for, then move to monthly, with no fee.

Will we get reminders and receipts for our ProCall Field bill?

Yes. Before each charge or renewal you get a reminder in the app (the bell) and by email to the owner and accounting users. After every payment, including autopay, you get a “Payment received” notice and email with the receipt link. If a payment fails, you get a notice with a link to pay or update your card.

We don’t do free visits. Can we turn that off?

Yes. Setup › Visit charges & no-charge visits › “We don’t offer no-charge visits”. Then set your diagnostic or service call fee per call type.

Money

Where do we track vendors like Home Depot Pro or the supply house?

Vendors & suppliers (on every plan). Add your supply houses, distributors, Home Depot / Lowe’s Pro accounts and online suppliers, or pick from the starter list. Techs log what they buy for a job with 🧾 Parts receipt on the job or tablet; it goes to payables and the job’s cost.

Does ProCall Field do payroll?

It prepares it. Payroll adds up clocked hours (overtime and double time by your rules), salary, commissions from the Commissions page, bonuses and reimbursements each pay period. You approve it, then send the hours to QuickBooks Online Payroll (QuickBooks add-on) or download the import file for ADP, Paychex, Gusto or your accountant. Your payroll provider still pays people and files taxes. Office staff on hourly pay clock in and out from My day.

Can we take tools, uniforms or a pay advance out of someone’s pay?

Yes. Payroll › Deductions › + Deduction: pick the person, type (tools, equipment, uniforms, damage, pay advance…), total and amount per pay period. It needs the employee’s signed authorization (the deduction form in the HR packet, or signed right there), stops when the balance is paid, is reduced automatically if it would push hourly pay under your minimum wage, and goes to ADP, Paychex, Gusto or QuickBooks with its own deduction code.

We install for The Home Depot Home Services. How does that work?

Add The Home Depot Home Services as a vendor of kind “Retail installation partner”. On a job they sent, pick the partner and type their order number. The job gets the HD-HS source code, the invoice is billed to the partner (not the homeowner) on the partner’s pay terms, and the Vendors page shows jobs sent, done, billed and unpaid per partner.

Team

Where do we track trucks, trailers and equipment?

Fleet & equipment › Vehicles & equipment. Each unit has its VIN or serial, plate, assigned tech, owned or leased, registration, insurance and inspection dates, and a service schedule by miles or days. Service visits can create the vendor bill; techs log fuel from the tablet; meters and jetters can be checked out to a tech. The overview lists anything overdue.

What paperwork does a new hire do?

HR & onboarding › + New hire creates the person, their pay setup and a packet picked by position: offer letter, W-4, state withholding, direct deposit and I-9 (done on the official form or in your payroll provider’s portal, so SSNs and bank numbers are never stored here), emergency contact, sizes, handbook, harassment, safety and PPE, drug and alcohol consent, background and driving-record authorizations, vehicle and device policies, deduction authorization, confidentiality, license and certification uploads, plus employer tasks (I-9 Section 2 within 3 business days, state new-hire report). New hires sign from My day or the tablet. Wording is editable under Forms library; have it reviewed for your state.

How do we track driving and safety compliance?

Compliance shows every employee against the requirements that apply to them: driver license, yearly MVR review, vehicle policy, daily inspections and dash-camera score; OSHA 10, safety courses, monthly safety meetings and PPE; EPA 608 and state licenses; background and drug tests (with a random-pick button); I-9, handbook and yearly harassment training. Red is missing or expired, amber is coming due. The injury log feeds your OSHA 300 records.

🛟 Still need help?

Signed-in users: open ❔ Help › Support tickets in the app to reach Service ProCall support. Standard support is business hours, Monday–Friday; Priority and Premium plans add phone support and faster response.

Not a customer yet, or can’t sign in? Call 800-458-6211 or email support@serviceprocall.com.