Nothing falls between the phone and the calendar
Stop good jobs disappearing in texts, notebooks and memory.
Taskr gives every enquiry and job one owner, one status and one next action, so the office can see what is booked, what still needs scheduling and what is at risk.
What it looks like
Familiar signs the process has outgrown the team.
- A customer calls twice because nobody can confirm their booking
- Jobs live in a group chat until someone remembers to add them
- The owner is the only person who knows what is happening tomorrow
- Urgent work pushes planned jobs off the board without a new date
A missed job is not only lost revenue. It creates a customer recovery call, disrupts the day and makes the team trust the schedule less.
Product solution
Give the next action a place, an owner and the right context.
01
One intake queue
Capture enquiries from the office or the field with the customer, site, urgency and requested work attached.
02
Visible job ownership
Every job has an assignee, status and due date. Unassigned and overdue work stays visible until someone acts.
03
Live dispatch
The office and field team work from the same schedule, with changes and job details available on mobile.
The working rhythm
A simple workflow the team can repeat.
Capture
Create the job while the customer is still on the phone.
Assign
Choose the right technician and give the work a real time slot.
Track
See accepted, travelling, on-site and completed work without chasing updates.
What improves
More control without adding another layer of admin.
- Fewer return calls asking when someone is coming
- A schedule the whole team can rely on
- Clear accountability for every open job
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can Taskr replace our whiteboard and group chat?
Yes. Taskr puts the job, customer, site, schedule, notes and status in one shared workflow while still giving field staff a simple mobile view.
Will technicians see schedule changes on their phones?
Yes. Assigned work and updated job details are available to technicians in the mobile app, so the office does not need to resend the full brief.
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