Draw the termite graph at the property and send it with the agreement
Graphing saves your technician time in the field. They graph the perimeter of a property directly inside an opportunity, from the mobile application or the web portal, and the graph goes out on the agreement without anyone reattaching it.
Who is quoting the job
Your rep is often pricing a property they have never seen
Most pest control work is sold in the field or over the phone. On a phone sale, the rep gives a price for a property they have not visited.
The drawing has to be quick. If a technician goes back to a desk and a scanner, the customer sees the graph days after the visit.How Dream handles it
The graph is drawn inside the opportunity and stays with the account
Dream puts the drawing inside the opportunity. A technician graphs the property on the mobile app at the door. A rep works from the web portal.
The graph saves straight to the account.Draw it
A technician draws the whole property in minutes
A technician outlines the property, marks evidence of pests, and places shapes and stamps where the findings are. The result is a professional graph, drawn on site.
The Field Tech Mobile App draws over Google Earth imagery. The outline follows the property's real footprint. A rep at a desk draws the same graph on the web portal.Price against it
The address pulls the property detail, and the graph measures the yard
On a phone sale, the address pulls the property detail. The graph measures the yard. The rep has the property's real dimensions before quoting.
Dream carries six pricing models: package, parameter by property size, unit by stations or cages installed, bundle, and custom. The model a job uses is set in the pricing book.Keep it
Send the agreement with the graph attached, and keep both on the account
There is no second application to open. Any graph created is associated directly with the agreement and with the account, so it goes out on the proposal and stays housed for later review.
Inside the WDO flow, a technician can view previously drawn graphs of the property they are standing at. The graph covers the accessible and visible areas of a building or home, which is the scope a WDO inspection is written against.
Joe C., verified G2 review
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