Getting started
How the parts of ScapeLogic actually work, written from the product rather than from a plan for it. Every screen and every button named below is one that exists today.
- Bring your customer list acrossPaste a CSV from Jobber, LMN, Service Autopilot or a spreadsheet. Each row is added when you press Import; the result lists what went in and what did not.
- Set up your first crewA crew is a truck and the people on it. Until one exists, the week board has nowhere to put a job.
- Who can do whatThe five staff roles from owner down to field crew: where each one lands when they sign in, what the office menu hides from them, and who adds staff.
- How the week board worksRows are crews, columns are days. You assign the work, and the board tells you what it thinks is wrong with it.
- Set up recurring serviceHow a plan on a property becomes visits on the week board, what each field means, and what happens when you pause or retire it.
- Send a quote and get it signedWhere a quote starts, what the client actually sees, and what is recorded the moment they accept it.
- How your clients sign in to the portalA client opens the portal, types the phone number or email you have for them, and is sent a one-time link. There is no password and no invite to send.
- Invoicing and getting paidConnecting Stripe, what “connected” really means, and where the money actually goes.
- What your crew sees on their phoneOne screen, today’s stops in order, and everything needed before getting out of the truck.
- The crew’s phone shows no workFour reasons a phone comes up blank, in the order they are worth checking.
- Your trial, your plan and your billWhat the trial includes, what the plans are priced on, and what happens at the end of it.
- When the internet goes downWhat keeps working when the office loses its connection, a crew loses signal, or ScapeLogic itself is down — and what to turn on before it happens.
Not covered here?
This is a short shelf on purpose — only what we can describe accurately today. If your question is not on it, ask a person; one answers. We answer within one business day.
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