Know who is doing what, where, without calling anyone.
Catalyces gives your field team one shared work order board: assign jobs, track technician status and manage parts on the go, right from a phone browser.
- No credit card
- Unlimited users
- Live in 5 minutes
Dispatch by phone call does not scale past three technicians.
When your team is out at job sites instead of one location, coordination breaks down fast:
- 01
Two techs get double-booked because no one had visibility
- 02
A job stalls because the part needed is sitting back at the shop, untracked
- 03
You find out someone is overloaded only after they have missed something
- 04
Where is everyone becomes a full-time question with no good answer
Every job, assigned, tracked, visible.
Create a work order, assign it to a tech, and watch it move through status, from a shared board everyone sees, instead of a group chat that scrolls past what matters.
- Kanban board from open to completed
- Assign to a person or a whole team
- Status everyone can see, in real time
- No more scrolling a group chat for updates
See workload before it becomes a problem.
Know who is overloaded and who has room before you assign the next job, not after someone missed a deadline.
- Workload visible per technician
- Balance jobs before deadlines slip
- Reassign in a tap when plans change
- Location captured on every work log
Know what is in stock before a tech drives out for nothing.
Track parts movement against jobs so a technician, or you, knows what is available before committing to a site visit.
- Live parts stock against every job
- Issuance and returns tracked
- Check availability before a site visit
- No wasted trips for missing parts
The honest answer on mobile and offline
We would rather tell you upfront than after you migrate.
One flat price, whether it is 3 technicians or 30.
MaintainX, UpKeep and similar tools charge per technician, so growing your team gets more expensive by design. Catalyces is one flat plan, unlimited users, so adding your next hire does not change your bill.
Field team questions
The questions field coordinators ask most before switching.