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How Ironline launches

Start with one customer and one job.

Create your login, verify your email, and add a customer and job name. Try the work from scheduling through invoicing, then add team members and optional tools as you need them. No setup appointment or full customer import is required.

Riverbend

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Today

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Today at Riverbend

The office decisions that keep current work moving.

Quick Start

Quick Start

Customer name and job name are required. Contact, address, notes, schedule, and deeper setup can wait.

Add first job

Needs review

4

Needs scheduling

3

Needs assignment

2

Request next step

Needs review

Replace damaged entry door

REQ-1042 · Maple Street Dental

Next step

Schedule & assign

Schedule & assign

1

Choose visit time

Thursday · 9:00–11:00 AM

2

Confirm crew

Jordan Lee · availability checked

Ready in Schedule and the crew’s My Day.

More scheduling options remain available.

Your first job checklist

Try the workflow at your own pace.

No appointment is needed. Start with one small job, then expand when the office and field workflow fits your business.

  1. Create your workspace

    Register, verify your email, and name your business. Your 30-day trial does not require a card.

  2. Add one customer and job

    Start with a customer name and a job name. Leave a full customer import and optional integrations until later.

  3. Schedule and assign the work

    Choose the date and person responsible. Open the assigned job on the phone you will use in the field.

  4. Complete the field record

    Add a note or photo, complete any required checklist, and review the job before marking it complete. Test offline work only after opening the job while connected.

  5. Review the invoice

    Create an invoice from the completed job and check the customer, scope, and amount before sending. Online card collection requires a separately activated payment connection.

Launch path by operating size

Choose the support that fits your team.

Owner-Operator · 1–5 people

$29/month

Guided self-service

Use the in-app setup path, configure the first real workflow, and get standard product support without paying for every login.

Team · 6–15 people

$59/month

Guided team launch

Set roles, invite the office and field team, validate one complete job, and expand after the people doing the work confirm the process.

Growth · 16–50 people

$99/month

Priority launch planning

Review migration, team structure, permissions, workflows, reporting, and provider dependencies before broad adoption across several crews or departments.

Scale · 51+ or multi-location

Scoped

Managed rollout review

Define implementation, data, permissions, training, integration, support, security, cutover, and go-live expectations before a price or fit is confirmed.

The operating sequence

Five steps from setup to a working service operation.

01

Add your first customer and job

Create and verify your login, name your business, then add a customer and job. Optional contact details, schedules, imports, and advanced settings can wait.

02

Bring in the right records and people

Add customers directly or dry-run a supported customer and job export. Review mappings, duplicates, row errors, and relationships before inviting each role.

03

Move one real request through the complete workflow

Capture the inquiry, prepare and approve the estimate when needed, schedule the work, assign responsibility, and keep the changing scope connected.

04

Deliver and document the work from the field

Technicians use My Day, directions, milestones, time, notes, typed checklists, photos, materials, signatures, and closeout requirements from the job.

05

Invoice, collect, and improve the next day

Create the invoice from completed work, preserve payment and customer history, and review profitability, receivables, workload, data quality, and automation health.

The field becomes the working record

Stop rebuilding the job from texts, camera rolls, and memory.

The technician receives the schedule, customer context, directions, scope, requirements, files, time, notes, materials, signatures, and closeout state from the same job the office manages.

  • Office and field see the same current status
  • Role boundaries keep office-only information restricted
  • Supported offline actions replay in capture order
  • Activity history preserves responsibility and changes
Review the mobile workflow

Riverbend Service Co.

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Jobs

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Rental turn maintenance

JOB-1042 · Riverside Apartments · Property service

Complete work
In ProgressHigh Offline actions protected

Completion requirements

Two checklist items and one completion photo remain before closeout.

3 remaining

Job time

Clocked in

01:42:18

Jamie Carter · started 8:04 AM

Start breakClock out

Field location

Foreground only

Arrival captured at 8:01 AM

Location evidence stays tied to this job and the technician’s deliberate check-in.

Open directions

Tasks & checklist

4 of 6 complete
  • Confirm scope and property access
    Checked
  • Record materials and work notes
    Text saved
  • Upload completion photo
    Photo required
OverviewSchedule & crewNotesTasks & checklistMaterialsFiles & photosActivity

Pilot before broad rollout

Try one complete job before moving the whole team.

Use the phones and computers your team already carries. Check that the office, field worker, and customer can each complete their part before you expand.

  • Choose one representative customer and one real service workflow
  • Include an Owner or operations lead, one office user, and one field user
  • Test the customer request or estimate experience where relevant
  • Complete the field requirements on the actual devices the team uses
  • Create the invoice and review the resulting operational and financial records
  • Resolve exceptions before expanding the rollout to more people or locations

Choose the launch path after seeing the real workflow.

Start a no-card trial for a self-service evaluation, or review migration, team structure, provider needs, and rollout expectations before a larger launch.

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