VeloCrew replaces spreadsheets and WhatsApp groups with one system to create jobs, assign technicians, prove attendance, and close the loop with customers — built for field crews across India.
Field service management (FSM) is how you plan work that happens at customer sites: scheduling visits, assigning the right technician, tracking travel and time on site, and recording completion. Without FSM software, dispatchers juggle calls, shared chats, and manual logs — jobs slip, SLAs break, and billing lags behind reality.
HVAC, plumbing, security, facilities, cleaning, AMC contractors, and any business that sends people to customer locations daily. If you manage more than a handful of technicians, you need a single source of truth — not another group chat.
Spreadsheets do not notify workers, cannot enforce GPS attendance, and do not show live capacity. VeloCrew keeps dispatch, workers, and finance aligned so you respond faster when a visit fails or a customer calls about a delay.
Instead of stitching together a calendar, a chat group, and a billing tool, VeloCrew gives operations leaders a single admin portal. Dispatchers work from task boards and maps; technicians use one mobile app for today’s jobs; finance can raise invoices from completed work. That reduces duplicate data entry and the “which version is correct?” problem that slows Indian field service businesses as they grow past a dozen technicians.
When a customer asks “where is your engineer?”, you should not need three phone calls. Live status, proof photos, and optional customer tracking links help your team answer confidently. SLA alerts flag jobs at risk before a breach, so you can reassign or call ahead instead of apologising after the fact.
Plans are per seat with Normal, Pro, and enterprise options — see pricing for current tiers. Most teams start a free trial, import workers, and run their first dispatch the same day. If you are evaluating field service management software for India, compare VeloCrew on dispatch depth, GPS attendance, and all-in-one billing rather than buying separate point tools.