For 1–10 tech pest control firms
The service record survives the crawl space.
Technicians capture the pest, the chemical and quantity, the areas treated, a photo and the customer's signature with no signal at all. PestRoute keeps every capture in a durable local queue, replays it when the phone finds bars, and shows you — per record — exactly what is queued and what is synced.
No install. The demo is seeded with one firm, three technicians and two route days.
What happens when the sync fails
- Capture is one write. The record, its photo and its signature land in a single durable write. A dead battery mid-save cannot split a record from its media.
- Nothing leaves the queue early. The envelope is removed only after the server acknowledges it; otherwise it stays queued with an attempt count and a retry time.
- The replay is a log. Queued, retry-scheduled, synced, refused — each capture carries its own timeline, and the operator dashboard shows it.
- A refusal is visible and recoverable. If the model refuses a record (say, more chemical than the truck carries), the whole payload is archived with the reason, so the tech's afternoon of work is never silently discarded.
What a record holds
- Route day: ordered stops with property notes and access details
- Target pest, areas treated, free-text observations
- Chemical, quantity, unit and application method, checked against on-hand stock
- Site photo and the customer's signature, hashed and stored with the record
- Chemical inventory down-counted by every recorded application
- A read-only customer link per visit, plus a downloadable record for the operator's file
The real screens
$99/month, flat
One firm, every technician, route days, offline capture, inventory and customer links. Pre-orders run in Stripe test mode — the card form is Stripe's test page and no money moves.
Continue to test-mode checkoutWhat is not included, honestly: payroll, invoicing/accounts-receivable, payment processing, and anything a regulator asks of the software — PestRoute keeps the operator's own records and never files on their behalf.