When a project is won in ConstructionCRM, the work order is created automatically. Engineers, vehicles and specialist plant are scheduled on one live Gantt board, connected to the same customer and project data your sales team already uses. No handover call. No separate system. No gap.
The details of what was sold, where, and for whom live in the CRM. The people who have to deliver it get a phone call or a forwarded email. Scope gets lost in translation before anyone sets foot on site.
Engineers, vans and specialist plant are booked in different places by different people. Double-bookings are only spotted on the morning of the job, and moving one booking means ringing round to check what else it affects.
Site contacts, access notes and job history sit back at the office. Crews ring in for details, the office ring the customer, and the job starts late. The customer notices.
Dispatch sits inside the same CRM as your accounts, projects and quotes. Nothing is re-keyed between sales and operations.
When a project is marked as won, a work order is created automatically, carrying the customer, site and project details with it. Operations starts from what was actually sold.
See every engineer and job across the week on one real-time board. Spot gaps and clashes at a glance, and reschedule in one place instead of ringing round.
Schedule vans, fleet and specialist plant alongside the people who use them, so a crew is never booked without the equipment the job needs.
Field teams see their jobs, site details and customer contacts on the ConstructionCRM mobile app for iOS and Android, with no call back to the office.
Because dispatch and sales share one system, the work order inherits everything the sales team knows: the customer, the site, the contacts and the scope. Operations assigns people, vehicles and plant, and the account record shows exactly what is booked and when.
We'll show you how Dispatch & Work Orders would work for your teams, your vehicles and your plant, using examples from businesses like yours.