FieldPulse Adds GPS Insight-Powered Tracking
Through this integration, FieldPulse users will be able to track their company vehicle locations directly from the FieldPulse dashboard.

With the release of the new integration, any FieldPulse customer who purchases GPS Insight between Oct. 1 and Dec. 31 will have all service fees waived until January 2019.
Photo courtesy of GPS Insight.
Field service software provider FieldPulse has partnered with GPS Insight to provide in-depth fleet tracking and fleet management features for their platform. Through this integration, FieldPulse users will be able to track their company vehicle locations directly from the FieldPulse dashboard, according to the company.
FieldPulse serves as a digital hub for contractors allowing them to manage their entire business through a single web and mobile application. FieldPulse’s core value centers around helping contractors go digital by combining customer management, estimates and invoicing, digital signatures and payments, scheduling and dispatching, GPS tracking, timesheets, and more.
The advanced GPS integration also adds value to existing in-app functionality within FieldPulse. For instance, users can now utilize FieldPulse’s native dispatching feature but with GPS tracking enabled. Similarly, the data used in monitoring GPS tracking can be used to enhance other FieldPulse features such as timesheets, estimates, and billing.
Alongside ensuring team members are arriving at job-sites and on-time, GPS tracking also improves customer service with lower response times, increases fuel savings, and ensures route optimization. Over the past 13 years, GPS Insight has worked with service businesses to solve customer challenges through increased revenue, reduced costs, and reduced risk.
GPS Insight tracks over 150,000 vehicles or assets to date.
With the release of the new integration, any FieldPulse customer who purchases GPS Insight between Oct. 1 and Dec. 31 will have all service fees waived until January 2019.
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