FieldEZ vs ServiceBox

FieldEZ is a unified operations platform for enterprise equipment and field operations, bringing sales, service, support, IT support, and assets onto a shared data model and asset record. It lists more than 175 capabilities, including lifecycle costing, reliability analysis, predictive maintenance, compliance records, and IoT connectivity. Open APIs and integrations connect with ERP, ITSM, and finance systems. FieldEZ serves industries including manufacturing, telecom, utilities, healthcare, retail, and oil and gas, and describes deployments for mid-market teams, enterprises, systems integrators, managed service providers, OEMs, and equipment distributors. Technicians can use the mobile app offline to execute jobs, complete checklists, and capture proof of service, then sync when connectivity returns. FieldEZ IQ has three cumulative plans: Essentials assists users, Pro predicts and recommends, and Ultimate can execute autonomously within configured confidence thresholds. The maker states that FieldEZ is ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certified, and offers role-based access and multi-geography deployment. It reports more than 50 million managed assets, 50,000 field technicians, and service in more than 10 countries. Platforms include Android, iOS, web, Windows, and API.

ServiceBox is field service management software for commercial HVAC, plumbing, electrical, refrigeration, fire and life-safety, and multi-trade contractors. It connects customer and job-site records with equipment history, scheduling, work orders, technician time and materials, purchasing, invoicing and accounting handoffs. Technicians can capture time, materials, photos, forms and notes, while Offline Mode keeps saved work available through weak connectivity. Quotes can become work orders, and completed details can carry into invoice preparation. Integrations include QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Desktop and Sage 50 Canada; Sage 50 timesheets do not sync automatically. The software runs on Android, iOS and web. Support includes onboarding, role-based training, knowledge resources and human assistance. Starter is limited to qualifying two-user operations. Standard costs $210 a month with six users included, and Premium costs $330 a month with six users, purchasing, inventory visibility and multi-location capabilities. Starter costs $75 a month.