FieldCommand vs Zuper

FieldCommand connects CRM, scheduling, quoting, change orders, invoicing, and payments to job records for electrical shops. It is designed for owner-operators running 2 to 25 trucks on residential and light commercial work. The scheduling board offers multi-crew, truck, and foreman views, drive-time awareness, and automatic customer confirmation texts. AI-assisted quoting uses electrical templates for service calls, panel upgrades, EV chargers, generator hookups, and light commercial jobs. Foremen can start change orders with field photos, while the system tracks customer e-signature approval through billing and payment. Its mobile app provides job history and notes, photo capture, material check-in and check-out, and job completion. Automatic follow-ups address open quotes, unpaid invoices, and incomplete work; the owner dashboard reports quote-to-cash time, close rates, and gross margin across job types and staff. QuickBooks Online sync is included on every plan. Core costs $199 a month, Control $399 a month, and Command $599 a month. Each plan includes a 7-day free trial. Platforms include Android, iOS, web, and API.

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