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Service Jobs

Work orders that reach done.

Every repair, installation, and service call as a job with a card: who it’s for, who’s on it, and where it stands. No lost paper, no “I thought you had it”.

  • Job cards with client and detail
  • Assignment to your people
  • Status from open to done
  • History per client and per job

What it does

Service Jobs, in practice.

  • Work orders
  • Job cards
  • Assignment
  • Status tracking

A card per job

Client, description, assignment, and status on one job card — the single source of truth for the work.

Assign and track

Put a name on every job and follow it from open to in-progress to done.

The client’s history

Jobs attach to the same client records as sales and support — one relationship, fully visible.

Billable when you are

Invoice the client through the sales module when the work is done — same client, same books.

Fits any trade

Maintenance, installations, repairs, site visits — if it’s work you send people to do, it fits a job card.

Only need this module?

Buy just Service Jobs — Flowyana is sold per module, sized by your users and branches. Add more only when you want more.

How pricing works →

One platform

Plays well with the rest.

Service Jobs shares its records with every other module you switch on — no connectors, no syncing, no re-typing.

Questions

Asked about service jobs.

Can we run only service jobs, nothing else?

Yes. Buy the module you need — service jobs can run standalone, and you can add invoicing or accounting whenever billing should live in the same place.

How do we bill for a completed job?

Invoice the client through the sales module — the job and the invoice sit on the same client record, so nothing gets lost between “done” and “paid”.

Can technicians be limited to their own jobs?

Roles and permissions control access — give field staff exactly the visibility they need and nothing more.

Put Service Jobs to work.

Tell us what your business runs. We’ll show you this module live — on its own or alongside the rest — and follow up with an itemized quote.