It starts with a message.
A name, a phone number and a short description. You create a service record.
Request recordedDeniz Yılmaz
Next-generation service management
Records, team, quote approval and payment in one place. Your customer follows every step from the same link, without installing an app.
Repair in progress
Only updates shared with the customer
Today a service job lives in five places:
The team on one side, the customer on the other. The record in the middle.
A name, a phone number and a short description. You create a service record.
Request recordedDeniz Yılmaz
Share the job's private link with your customer. Keep everything in the same record.
Link sentservice / SRV-2026-001
No app to download, account to create or password to remember.
Customer opened the linkNo account needed
The problem description and photo go straight into the relevant job.
Photo added1 photo added
In the workshop or in the field. The team, work location and next step stay in one record.
Technician assignedAhmet Kaya · Field service
Scope, amount and quote decision. Your customer sees what's needed from them.
Quote approvedTRY 2,400 · Confirm your decision with a code
Updates shared by your team appear in the customer's service timeline.
Repair in progressOnly updates shared with the customer
Pump replaced. Final check complete. Your customer knows what was done.
Job completePump replaced
The work is documented and the final check complete. Your customer sees the outcome and final amount on the same page.
Pump replaced
Awaiting payment
Planned payment experience. No card or account details are requested.
Interactive example · No real payment is taken
Wherever the work continues, the record, responsible person, workflow and customer view stay together.

From device intake to final check and handover.

From the appointment to on-site work and completion.
The location changes. The service record continues.
Primarily repair service businesses. It helps workshop and field teams manage service records, job ownership and the customer experience together. Carpet cleaning is one of the secondary use cases planned for later adaptation.
No. The customer experience will work through a private link for each job. There will be no need to create an account, choose a password or download an app.
Yes. A phone-friendly experience is a core goal. Web and mobile distribution options are being developed for staff.
These screens are interactive product examples. The payment button only shows an example completion state; no money is taken. The location view is not a live map. This preview does not include messaging, map or payment provider integrations.
TechServiceOS is in development. An exact launch date has not yet been announced.
Be the first to know when it opens. We keep the list, and the services on it hear about the launch date first.
Until then, you can follow a service job from start to finish on this page.
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