Licensed electricians on the right jobs

Electrical dispatch software

Electrical dispatch software for shops that mix journeymen, apprentices and project crews. License and certification tags keep panel upgrades with the people allowed to do them, service calls are routed around project sites, and status updates come from the electrician's phone.

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Electrical contractor dispatch board in Smarfle, jobs grouped by electrician with times and addresses
Electrician columns, as they look on an HVAC firm's board.

License-aware assignment

Tag journeymen and master electricians, plus certifications like EV charger or generator installs. Services that require a tag warn you before an apprentice is put on a panel swap alone.

Team and skills

Service calls around projects

The board shows who is tied up on a rough-in all day and who has gaps for service calls. Drag a breaker call into the open column, and that electrician gets an alert on their phone.

Dispatch board

Routes between service calls

Service electricians' stops follow the shortest drive order, and Build Route drops waiting calls into the cheapest gaps.

Route optimization

Apprentices without prices

Every electrician and apprentice works from their own login, seeing their jobs, notes and photos but never the price of the work.

Roles and permissions

From the panel to the office

Electricians tap Arrived, Start and Complete, attach photos of the panel before and after, and Running late lets the office warn the next customer.

Mobile app for the field

Electrical dispatch features

What it does

  • License and certification tagsWarning before mismatch
  • Board showing project and service daysDrag to reassign
  • Routes for service electriciansDriving order
  • Panel photos from the fieldBefore and after

What it doesn't do

  • Journeyman and apprentice pairsOne assignee per job
  • Hard block on unlicensed assignmentWarnings, not blocks
  • Van GPSStatus taps instead
  • Permit inspection dispatchNote inspection dates

Smarfle vs ServiceTitan for electrical dispatch

SmarfleServiceTitan
Entry planSolo $19, 1 userFrom around $398 per user
Mid planStarter $99, 5 usersQuoted, plus modules
Job scheduling and dispatch Yes Yes
Prices published on the website Yes No
Answers your phone without a paid add-on Yes No
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Electrical dispatch pricing

Professional fits ten electricians and office staff, and every plan includes skills, the board and routes.

Solo

Sole operators getting started

$19/mo
  • 1 user
  • Up to 500 clients
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Starter

Small teams adding tools and growth

$99/mo
  • Up to 5 users (1 owner + 4 techs)
  • Up to 2,000 clients
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Professional

Growing service businesses

$199/mo
  • Up to 10 users
  • Up to 5,000 clients
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Business

Multi-location operations

$349/mo
  • Up to 30 users
  • Up to 10,000 clients
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Electrical dispatch questions

Yes. A drag-to-assign board, license tags and routes keep service calls and projects moving.
Require a journeyman tag on panel services; assigning an apprentice shows a warning.
One assignee per job, so book a second job for the apprentice.
No. It warns, and the decision stays with you.
Yes. Stops are ordered on the routes page, and gaps fill with waiting calls.
No. Field logins never show prices.
No live GPS; electricians tap statuses as they work.
Yes. Photos taken in the field stay on the job.

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