Snow removal software that keeps your business plowed.

2:30 AM — The storm trigger hits.

Your phone buzzes — 3 inches on the ground and still coming. You open FieldFlow and your pre-built storm routes are ready to go. Tap Dispatch and every driver gets their assigned properties, addresses, gate codes, and plow instructions. No group texts. No phone trees. Everyone knows where to be.

3:45 AM — First routes are rolling.

Your two drivers are out. You can see who's started, who's finished their first lot, and who's moving to the next. One driver flags a stuck gate at the office park — you reassign that property to yourself since you're closer. He moves to the next stop without losing momentum.

6:00 AM — Residential driveways before sunrise.

You finish four driveways back-to-back. Each one logged as complete with a timestamp. Mrs. Patterson is up early — she pays for the push right there with tap-to-pay on your phone. $75 collected before the sun comes up.

8:30 AM — Storm wraps up. Time to invoice.

Twenty-two properties cleared between you and your crew. You open FieldFlow, select all completed storm routes, and batch-generate invoices — per-push pricing for the residentials, event-based billing for the commercial contracts. Twenty-two invoices sent in under five minutes.

10:00 AM — Salt run and bookkeeping.

You pick up two pallets of rock salt — $480. Snap a photo of the receipt, categorize it as Materials, done. You check the dashboard: $4,600 invoiced from this storm, expenses tracked, profit margin clear. Your P&L updates automatically.

1:00 PM — A property manager calls with a new contract.

Strip mall, 14 spaces, wants seasonal service with a 2-inch trigger. You create the customer profile, add the property details — plow stakes on the north side, salt the sidewalks, avoid the landscaped island. Set up the recurring route. Next storm, it's already on the schedule.