Plan recurring lawn routes, dispatch crews, track materials and labor, optimize stops, and invoice customers from one landscaping business platform.
Operating pressure
The order of stops can determine whether a crew finishes the route or pushes work into tomorrow.
Recurring service, pauses, rain delays, and crew changes create a calendar that needs fast adjustment.
Mulch, treatments, disposal, equipment, and labor need to land against the job to show real margin.
Plan
Create recurring services with property details, duration, price, crew, and seasonal instructions.
Route
Use mapped jobs and route optimization to produce a practical stop sequence for each technician.
Execute
Share instructions, photos, checklists, time tracking, and on-my-way messages in one job record.
Measure
Roll labor, consumed inventory, and other expenses into job-level cost and margin reporting.
Verified capabilities
Every item below was checked against the current FieldTempo product implementation. Availability varies by plan.
Generate repeat work automatically and pause, resume, or reschedule when the season changes.
Map technicians and jobs, assign from dispatch, and optimize up to 12 stops through Mapbox with a heuristic fallback beyond that.
Keep gate codes, notes, service history, square footage, and geocoded addresses attached to the property.
Track stock by location, low-stock levels, suppliers, purchase orders, and materials consumed on jobs.
Clock time to jobs, record breaks, and calculate labor cost using owner-controlled worker cost rates.
Invoice each service or consolidate billing on the cadence chosen for each client.
FieldTempo does not guarantee a fixed improvement. These KPIs show whether your own process is becoming more productive and profitable.
Open the benchmark methodologycompleted-job revenue ÷ route and service hoursMakes route density visible in financial terms.
completed jobs ÷ crew workdaysTracks capacity without rewarding longer hours alone.
(revenue − labor − materials − expenses) ÷ revenueSeparates high-revenue work from genuinely profitable work.
Questions
Yes. Business plans include mapped dispatch and per-technician route ordering. Mapbox optimization is used for routes up to 12 stops, with an internal nearest-neighbor and 2-opt fallback for larger routes.
Yes. Inventory can be tracked by location and consumed against jobs so material cost flows into job profitability.
Yes. Recurring schedules can be paused and resumed, and future generated jobs can be adjusted as operating conditions change.
Industry statistic source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Grounds Maintenance Workers. Accessed August 4, 2026. Workforce statistics describe the industry, not FieldTempo customers or product outcomes.