Fieldpoint vs Meazurable

Fieldpoint is field service management software for companies managing high call volumes. It covers work orders, contracts, subcontractors, parts, and scheduling, with cloud or on-premise deployment. A drag-and-drop calendar routes calls using technician availability, severity, skills, and territory. Native Android and iOS apps let technicians manage jobs, parts, labor, expenses, photos, checklists, signatures, and payments online or offline. The quoting system can turn approved quotes into work orders, contracts, or projects. Project tools support job costing, inventory tracking, and invoicing for complex installations and service work. Listed integrations include Microsoft Business Central, Microsoft Dynamics GP, Dynamics 365, NetSuite, QuickBooks, and CMiC; an open API and Data Transfer Service support connections to other systems. Fieldpoint says its security includes role-based permissions, SSL encryption, and optional multi-factor authentication. The company offers onboarding training, a Fieldpoint Academy with instructions and videos, and ongoing support from its professional services team. Platforms listed are Android, iOS, web, API, and self-hosted. Pricing is on request.

Meazurable is Resonics Technologies’ web software for managing annual and commercial maintenance contracts at lift, elevator and escalator service companies in India. It tracks active, expired and renewal-pending contracts, stores documents and alerts teams before expiry. Preventive maintenance workflows schedule visits, assign technicians, record completion and escalate missed work. Complaint handling covers logging, prioritization, dispatch, resolution-time tracking and links to the relevant contract and site. Technicians can use mobile-friendly job cards with location and contract history, plus digital sign-off. Assignments can consider location and expertise, while teams track field status in real time. Reports cover contract health, visit trends, complaint resolution and technician output. The maker says the product is in production with banking and infrastructure clients across multiple sites and can also suit other equipment-based AMC businesses. Pricing is usage-based but not stated; a personalized demo is available.