Breezeworks, a field management app for independent service businesses, has added this feature to provide a map view of all worker locations and activities.
by Staff
October 29, 2015
A snapshot of Breezeworks' Team View feature. Photo courtesy of Breezeworks.
2 min to read
A snapshot of Breezeworks' Team View feature. Photo courtesy of Breezeworks.
Breezeworks, a field management app for independent service businesses, has added the Team View feature to its business management platform.
Accessible on mobile or Web, Team View gives independent service operators — such as plumbers, electricians, HVAC repair and handymen — a map view of all worker locations and activities, allowing for more efficient management and real-time response to customers, according to the company.
Ad Loading...
“Managing multiple trucks and teams in the field has been one of the most challenging aspects of growing Poof Done,” said Brett Robinson, owner/operator of Poof Done, a handyman service. “The Team View feature will give me a real-time view of where all my employees are, give me instant feedback on their job progress, and let me adjust and adapt my labor force instantly to the twists and turns of any given work day. Team View could end up being one of the most important tools in the Breezeworks toolbox.”
Breezeworks also announced further integration with QuickBooks accounting software, including direct availability from the QuickBooks App Store. The combined Breezeworks and QuickBooks solution gives customers the ability to send estimates, collect invoices and accept card payments directly from their Breezeworks app and record the transactions in their QuickBooks account, according to Breezeworks.
“Our primary mission at Breezeworks is to provide tools that help our customer’s businesses prosper and grow,” said Matthew Cowan, CEO and co-founder of Breezeworks. “Our latest features Team View and the expanded QuickBooks integration help business owners manage the complexities that come with successful growth. ...”
For more information on Breezeworks’ other features, visit www.breezeworks.com.
The APEX by BendPak AL10C Two-Post Lift is the company’s lowest-priced 10,000-pound two-post lift, but it still has full features, including automatic safety locks and flexible arm positioning.
ServiceUp has expanded to support Class 4-8 vehicles, providing repair and maintenance workflows across light-, medium-, and heavy-duty assets within a single system.
The API PC-12 heavy-duty engine oil specification has been formally approved and will be incorporated into the Engine Oil Licensing and Certification System (EOLCS) document.
Fleetio’s new Fleet Map brings asset location, maintenance context, and nearby service options into a single, source-agnostic system, reducing tool switching and speeding up decision-making.
A NAFA 2026 leadership session tackled one of fleet’s biggest challenges head-on, offering practical lessons on technician retention, training, accountability, and shop culture.
Fleet workers need reliable rugged devices to stay connected in the field, whether in remote locations or harsh environments. In this video, we learn more about the rugged devices offered by Panasonic Connect that can help fleets.
