Team job scheduling software for trade and service crews

axoJobs lays the day out as a column per technician. You can see at a glance who is busy, who has a gap, who is going to overrun, and who is going to finish early. That single view replaces the morning standup, the group chat, and the four phone calls it normally takes to figure out who can take the new callout.

Switch to the week view to plan further out. The same drag-and-drop applies — book a job into Thursday morning, reassign Wednesday's overflow into Friday, and the crew's phones update without a phone call.

Each technician opens the mobile app and sees only their jobs for today, in travel order, with addresses, customer notes and a one-tap navigation link. They don't see the whole team's schedule — just what they need to do next.

When the office moves a job, the technician's phone updates. No phone call. No 'did you see the WhatsApp?'. The job is just on the schedule (or off it) when they next open the app.

Most trade businesses have a slice of revenue that's recurring — quarterly servicing, annual safety checks, monthly maintenance, weekly route work. axoJobs handles this as recurring jobs. You set the interval, and the next visit is raised automatically at the right time. No one has to remember.

That single feature is often the difference between holding onto a service contract and quietly letting it lapse.

The week view makes capacity obvious. If Thursday afternoon is half empty across the team, that's an afternoon you can fill with discount work, a delayed install, or a callout you'd otherwise push to next week. Most owners don't realise how much capacity they had until they can see it laid out.