Dispatch software for locksmith owners

Locksmith dispatch software

A lockout goes to whoever gets there first and the other four lose it. Smarfle puts every active job on a map so you can answer the caller with a real arrival time, and the technician has the address and the lock type before they finish turning the van around.

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Smarfle · Locksmith Dispatch Board
Scheduled2

Service call · 123 Oak St

Mike10:00 AM

Install · 451 Maple Dr

Sara11:30 AM
In Progress1

Repair · 88 Pine Ave

CarlosNow
Completed2

Service · 22 Birch Ln

MikeDone

Tune-up · 17 Cedar Ct

SaraDone
Live map · drag to reassignRoute optimized · saves 47 min

Real Smarfle UI · Live data from your locksmith CRM

Why generic dispatch software fails locksmith owners

Generic dispatch tools weren’t built for locksmith. Smarfle was.

Generic dispatch software

What everyone else gives you

  • The lockout goes to whoever answers the radio
  • Nobody can say how far away the technician is
  • The customer waits without an arrival time
  • Job details are relayed by phone while driving

Smarfle for locksmith

Built for your actual workflow

  • It goes to the technician who can be at the door soonest
  • Position and current job are on one screen
  • An update goes out as the technician moves
  • They are on the job before the technician pulls away
Step-by-step

How locksmith dispatch works in Smarfle

From the first touch to the closed loop. No missing pieces.

  1. 1

    Eight in the morning, the planned work goes out

    Rekeys and hardware jobs are placed so the day has deliberate room in it.

  2. 2

    Twenty past two, somebody is locked out

    The map shows who can actually reach them soonest, and the answer is given on the call.

  3. 3

    Within the minute, the technician has it

    The job is on their phone with the address and lock type before they turn the van around.

  4. 4

    Pulling out of the yard

    Marking the job en route reaches the caller, and they stop working down the rest of the search results.

  5. 5

    At the door, the job closes out

    Work done and hardware fitted are recorded on site rather than at the end of the shift.

Where locksmith dispatch breaks down

The friction every locksmith owner recognizes.

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The lockout goes to whoever hears the radio

Arrival time is what wins this job, and the assignment is made on availability rather than distance.

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Nobody can tell the caller when somebody will arrive

They are given a vague answer and spend the wait calling the next three numbers.

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Everything is passed on by voice

What the caller said gets repeated down a phone to somebody already driving, and half of it does not survive.

The math for locksmith owners

Who gets there first

A lockout is won by whoever arrives soonest and lost by everybody else. With four technicians spread across a metro, the difference between the right choice and the nearest guess is fifteen minutes, which is the whole job.

4

Technicians

9

Lockouts a day

15

Minutes that decide it

Based on typical locksmith operations. Your numbers may vary.

Locksmith dispatch software questions

You will be looking at where the work is and making the call yourself. No ETA is calculated for you.
Yes, on their phone, so nothing is relayed by voice at fifty miles an hour.
Yes. Marking the job en route sends it.
No. The pins on the map are jobs, not people.
Not by porting it, which we do not support. The usual route is a new number here with your old one forwarded onto it.
No. One assignee per work order.

Moving your locksmith dispatch software off another tool?

Most locksmith businesses arrive at Smarfle from one of the tools below. See a side-by-side comparison.

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