These are the six places other field service platforms leave customers stuck. They are the six we build around first.
Technicians keep working when the signal doesn't.
A note typed in a basement or a dead zone is saved on the device and sent the moment the phone reconnects. The field app shows exactly what is still waiting and lets the technician retry on demand.
Your process, not a vendor's template.
Build a checklist once and reuse it on every job of that type, save the replies your office types every day, and set automation rules with your own trigger, delay and channel.
The price on the page is the price you pay.
Three published plans with seats included — $19, $59 or $119 a month. No setup fees, no overage charges, no quote needed to see a number, and a 14-day trial that takes no card.
First call to paid invoice, on one record.
Customer history, estimates, scheduling, technician assignments, photos, labor, materials, invoices and payments are linked records — the address is entered once and every later document reads it from the same place.
No duplicate customers. No silent failures.
A customer exists once and the work hangs off that record, so an update lands in one place instead of three copies drifting apart. When you switch, import your customer list from a spreadsheet in minutes — and support will help if you would rather hand it over.
Help from a person. The keys to your own account.
Billing, invoices, plan changes and cancellation sit in your own account, and a support request is tracked until someone answers it. Nothing is built to make leaving harder than joining.
The work your team does in BAMENOS flows from first contact to final payment — no re-typing, no copy-pasting, no gaps between tools.
Customers receive estimates by email and approve them online — approved estimates convert to jobs with one click.
Customers are notified when a job is scheduled, and again when work is completed. Appointment reminders go out automatically.
Record payments against invoices and send a receipt — every invoice shows its balance and payment history.
The people running the business and the people doing the work finally look at the same information — in two views designed for how each works.
15 connected capabilities behind the six above — one login, one set of records, no add-on modules to buy.
Every customer, contact, and service location in one record
Learn moreWork the pipeline before it becomes a job
Learn moreA request queue that arrives with the details you need
Learn moreQuotes that are easy to send and easy to accept
Learn moreThe office record for every job you run
Learn moreThe technician's on-site view of the same jobs
Learn moreOne calendar for the whole team
Learn moreLay the day out and move work in place
Learn moreBill the work you actually did
Learn moreRecord what you collected and see the balance move
Learn moreKnow what is on the shelf and what the job used
Learn moreThe customer conversation, kept with the customer
Learn moreThe right people with the right access
Learn moreThe numbers behind the work, without a spreadsheet
Learn moreRecurring work and routine steps that run themselves
Learn moreOne configurable platform for the trades and service businesses that show up in person — configured with your settings, templates, and workflows.
Heating, cooling, and ventilation contractors juggle seasonal tune-ups, maintenance agreements, and urgent no-heat or no-cool calls — often in the same day.
Common workflows
BAMENOS puts the schedule, customer history, and job notes in one place, so your dispatcher can fill the day around emergencies without losing track of contracted maintenance visits.
Plumbers run everything from emergency leak calls to bathroom remodels, with parts and materials that need to land on the right invoice.
Common workflows
Track materials against each job, quote replacements on the spot, and invoice from completed work — with the full service history for every property.
Electrical contractors scope panels, circuits, and fixtures across inspections, upgrades, and new construction handoffs.
Common workflows
Document scope of work on every job, send quotes customers approve online, and keep multi-visit installs moving with tasks and schedules.
Construction firms coordinate phases, crews, and materials across projects that run for weeks rather than hours.
Common workflows
Break projects into scheduled tasks, track materials against the job, and keep estimates, costs, and invoices tied to one project record.
General contractors orchestrate subcontractors, inspections, and client approvals while keeping the budget honest.
Common workflows
Keep every trade visit on the shared schedule, document approvals, and roll costs and invoices up to the project without spreadsheets.
Cleaning businesses live on recurring visits, consistent checklists, and simple repeat invoicing.
Common workflows
Schedule recurring services once, run checklists in the field, and invoice on a repeating cycle with automated reminders.
Landscaping crews balance route density, seasonal services, and weather delays across many small stops.
Common workflows
Cluster bookings by area, keep recurring visits on autopilot, and quote enhancements customers approve online.
Handyman services run many small jobs a day — quick quotes, tight arrival windows, and returning customers.
Common workflows
Turn inquiries into jobs fast, keep every visit's notes and photos on record, and invoice the same day the work is done.
Roofers move from inspection to estimate to install, with documentation that matters for warranties and insurance.
Common workflows
Capture inspection details, send itemized estimates for online approval, and attach completion photos to the job record.
Painting contractors quote by scope, schedule around weather and client availability, and often work in occupied homes.
Common workflows
Scope quotes clearly, schedule crews day by day, and close out each project with an invoice tied to the approved estimate.
Appliance repair techs fit warranty visits, parts ordering, and fast turnarounds into packed days.
Common workflows
Track parts against each job, schedule the return visit for the installed part, and keep warranty notes with the customer record.
Property maintenance teams handle planned upkeep and tenant-reported issues across portfolios of buildings.
Common workflows
Log requests, dispatch the right tech, and give owners a clear record of every visit, cost, and completion.
Pest control runs on treatment plans, recurring appointments, and documented follow-ups.
Common workflows
Put recurring treatments on automatic scheduling with reminders, and keep every treatment documented against the property.
Pool service companies keep weekly routes tight while tracking chemicals, equipment, and customer preferences.
Common workflows
Run predictable weekly routes, record what was used at each stop, and quote repairs customers approve online.
Garage door companies mix emergency repairs with scheduled installs, often with photos needed to source parts.
Common workflows
Capture photos on the job, quote repairs on the spot, and schedule installs with the right crew and parts.
Flooring and tiling pros measure, quote, and install across rooms with material lead times to manage.
Common workflows
Track material orders and usage per job, schedule installs around deliveries, and invoice against approved estimates.
Carpenters build custom work where scope, materials, and finish details need to be documented clearly.
Common workflows
Scope each build in the estimate, track lumber and materials against the job, and schedule the install phases with tasks.
Pressure washing is high-volume seasonal work — driveways, siding, and commercial properties on repeat.
Common workflows
Quote fast, schedule by neighborhood to cut drive time, and set recurring visits for commercial contracts.
Solar installers coordinate surveys, permitting, and multi-day installs with long equipment lead times.
Common workflows
Track the project from approved proposal through staged tasks, with job costing that keeps margins visible.
Fire protection companies must document inspections and certifications on strict compliance cycles.
Common workflows
Automate annual inspection scheduling, record findings per visit, and produce clean documentation for every site.
Security system firms install, service, and maintain alarms and access control across residential and commercial sites.
Common workflows
Schedule installs and service visits, keep system details and site history on record, and invoice against maintenance contracts.
Locksmiths respond to lockouts and scheduled rekeys, often with emergency timing and fully mobile work.
Common workflows
Dispatch the nearest tech to urgent calls, document the work done on site, and collect payment in the field.
Window and door installers measure, order, and install with alignment between lead times and crews.
Common workflows
Track ordered units as inventory, schedule installs when stock arrives, and invoice against the approved quote.
Concrete and masonry work is weather-dependent and material-heavy, from footings to finished stonework.
Common workflows
Schedule around weather windows, track material deliveries against the job, and keep costs and invoices aligned.
Excavation crews mobilize equipment and quote by scope, with site conditions that can change the plan.
Common workflows
Document site conditions with photos, track equipment and material costs per job, and invoice by milestone.
Irrigation contractors run seasonal start-ups, repairs, and winterizations across a route-based customer book.
Common workflows
Automate the seasonal cycle — start-ups, mid-season repairs, and winterizations — with reminders and route-friendly scheduling.
Tree care companies handle hazardous removals, pruning contracts, and storm-response work.
Common workflows
Quote by scope with photos, dispatch crews to storm calls, and keep recurring maintenance contracts on schedule.
Restoration firms respond to water, fire, and mold damage with documentation insurers rely on.
Common workflows
Log the emergency, track every visit and note, and produce the documented record adjusters and homeowners expect.
Drywall and insulation crews run multi-room installs with material staging and finish schedules to keep straight.
Common workflows
Stage materials per job, schedule each finish phase, and invoice against the approved estimate when the walkthrough is done.
Welding and fabrication shops balance shop work with mobile field repairs, often quoted by scope and materials.
Common workflows
Track steel and consumables against each job, quote custom work for online approval, and invoice on completion.
Glazing contractors measure, order, and install glass with lead times and emergency board-ups to juggle.
Common workflows
Track ordered glass as inventory, dispatch techs to urgent board-ups, and invoice installs against approved quotes.
Commercial refrigeration techs answer urgent cooling failures and keep maintenance contracts on strict cycles.
Common workflows
Dispatch fast to urgent calls, put contract maintenance on recurring schedules, and keep parts and costs per job on record.
Elevator service companies run compliance-driven maintenance routes and longer modernization projects.
Common workflows
Keep maintenance routes on schedule with reminders, document every inspection, and track modernization tasks end to end.
Fencing contractors quote per linear foot, stage materials, and coordinate installs around property access.
Common workflows
Scope quotes clearly, track fence materials against each job, and schedule install days with the right crew.
Paving crews quote by area, mobilize equipment, and work around weather windows and curing times.
Common workflows
Quote by scope with photos, schedule crews around weather, and track equipment and material costs per job.
Demolition contractors quote by scope, coordinate disposal, and document site condition before and after.
Common workflows
Document site condition with photos, track disposal and hauling costs per job, and invoice by milestone.
Moving and hauling businesses run on fast quotes, tight arrival windows, and repeat residential routes.
Common workflows
Turn inquiries into scheduled jobs fast, keep crews and trucks coordinated on the calendar, and record payment on completion.
Waste management operators run repeat collection routes and on-demand pickup or roll-off requests.
Common workflows
Run recurring routes on automatic scheduling, take on-demand requests, and invoice each account on its cycle.
Any business that dispatches people to customer locations — from inspections to equipment servicing — fits the same workflow.
Common workflows
BAMENOS is configurable to your workflow: take requests, schedule the visit, document the work, and invoice it — whatever your trade.
Five stages, one platform — the same workflow your office and field team already run, with the admin work handled.
Log the inquiry as a lead, then convert it to a customer with contacts and service locations attached.
Build a line-item estimate, email it to the customer, and let them approve it online.
Turn the approved estimate into a job, put it on the calendar, and assign a technician — with conflict detection on your side.
The technician works through the checklist, records photos, notes, and time, and completes the job with a signature.
Generate the invoice from the completed job, email it to the customer, and record the payment with a receipt.
The systems that work at five jobs a week won't survive fifty. BAMENOS keeps customers, teams, schedules, and reporting organized as volume grows.
Every customer organized in one place, so service quality holds up as the book of business grows.
Add team members with roles, keep availability and time off in view, and schedule around it.
More jobs without more chaos — conflict detection, recurring services, and a dispatch board that scales with the day.
Revenue, receivables, conversion, and job status in one dashboard, so growth decisions rest on real numbers.
Flat monthly pricing based on your team size. Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial — no credit card required.
Starter for a small crew: one connected job workspace, offline field notes, scheduling and invoicing. Up to 3 users.
Grow adds the dispatch board, inventory, the customer portal and role management. Up to 10 users.
Business adds automation rules, recurring services, advanced analytics and multiple branches. Up to 20 users.
Questions about plans? Contact us — we'll help you choose.
Straight answers about what BAMENOS does, how plans and seats work, and where the product has limits.
