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Field service software for engineers working across all four UK nations.

Codeeo delivers field service management app development UK operators use to run national workforces: a mobile app for engineers, scheduling for regional planners, portals for clients and reporting for head office. We build for firms whose people work from Cornwall to the Highlands, where a single contract can cross English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish rules, and where rural signal, long drives and lone working are part of an ordinary day.

Our team of 80+ works from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and works remotely with UK clients, running discovery and reviews by video call. We have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US and hold a 4.7 rating from 23 Google reviews.

Built for
National and multi region service providers in building services, utilities, telecoms, equipment maintenance and social housing repairs across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Typical timeline
Timing is agreed during discovery and recorded in the scope, with separate dates for the first release and for each regional rollout wave.
What you own
The full source code, app store listings, admin systems, workforce data and service records, all in accounts owned by your organisation.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

Platform capabilities

What a UK wide field service platform needs.

Running engineers across the whole country raises problems a single city operator never meets. Housing standards and tenancy law differ between England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, bank holidays do not line up, and clients increasingly expect one national report even when the work was done by four regional teams. Engineers in the Pennines, mid Wales or the Scottish islands lose signal for hours. Lone working policies, the Working Time Regulations and HSE expectations apply wherever they are. On the commercial side, UK GDPR governs how you track people and store customer data, PECR governs the texts and emails you send, and HMRC's Making Tax Digital shapes how invoices reach your accounts. A national platform has to handle all of that while staying quick enough that an engineer closes a job in a minute or two. We design the data model and permissions for scale first, then add the capabilities below in phases that match your rollout plan.

Explain your project
  • Regions, depots and nation rules

    Your organisation is modelled as regions, depots and teams, each tagged with the UK nation it operates in. Forms, timescales, certificates and bank holiday calendars follow that tag, so a repair in Cardiff applies Welsh rules while the same job type in Glasgow applies Scottish ones. Teams that cross a border, such as engineers based in Chester covering north Wales, simply follow the property's tag.

    One platform that respects four sets of rules without four separate systems.

  • National contract hierarchy

    Large clients such as retailers, housing groups and estates managers sign one contract covering hundreds of sites. The platform holds the contract, its regional schedules, SLAs and pricing, and rolls every job up into a single national view for the client's account manager.

    Clients see one service, however many regional teams deliver it.

  • Lone worker check ins

    Engineers working alone confirm arrival and departure, and the app prompts a check in if a job runs well past its expected length. Missed check ins escalate to a supervisor by text and call, with the engineer's last known location, following the procedure in your lone working policy.

    Supervisors know quickly when an engineer in a remote area needs help.

  • Offline first for rural work

    Jobs, asset records, forms and manuals for the whole day are stored on the device. Engineers working without coverage complete everything as normal, and the app syncs in the background once a signal returns, with clear indicators showing what has and has not reached the office.

    Rural coverage stops being a reason for paper backups.

  • Working time and fatigue rules

    Shift lengths, rest breaks, on call rotas and weekly hours are tracked against limits you set to reflect the Working Time Regulations and your own policies. Planners see warnings before scheduling an engineer who would exceed them after a long overnight callout.

    Fewer tired engineers on the road after an emergency night.

  • National parts logistics

    Parts move from a central warehouse to vans, depots or collection lockers overnight. The platform reserves stock against jobs, chooses the nearest delivery point for each engineer, and tracks returns of faulty or unused parts so national inventory stays accurate.

    Engineers in every region start the day with the parts they need.

  • Accessible customer portal

    Residents and business customers book, reschedule and track visits through a portal designed to WCAG 2.2 AA, supporting screen readers, keyboard use and clear contrast. That matters for duties under the Equality Act and for clients in housing and public services who audit accessibility.

    Customers of every ability can manage their own appointments.

  • Payments and invoicing

    Engineers take card payments on site or send pay by bank requests using Open Banking. Business invoices flow to Xero, Sage or Business Central with VAT handled in a way that fits Making Tax Digital, and Construction Industry Scheme details are recorded for subcontracted work.

    Cash collected faster, with less work for regional finance teams.

  • Head office analytics

    Dashboards compare first time fix rates, SLA performance, travel time, overtime and job margin across regions and contracts. Data can be exported to Power BI or your own warehouse, so operations directors can find which region or job type needs attention.

    Decisions based on comparable figures from every region.

Who this is for

Organisations that need a national build rather than a template.

Packaged field service products work well for many single region firms, and we will tell you if one meets your needs. Custom Field service management app development UK organisations commission usually pays off when the operation spans several nations, contract types or workforce models that a template forces into an awkward shape. The four profiles below are where a tailored platform tends to earn its keep. For each one we note what the first release usually covers, although your contracts and clients will decide the final scope.

01

National facilities and building services providers

Firms maintaining shops, banks, offices and public buildings across the country carry national contracts with regional delivery, and their clients expect identical reporting everywhere. We build the contract hierarchy, national SLA reporting and regional planning boards first, then add asset registers and planned maintenance. Regional managers keep control of their teams while head office sees the whole estate.

Contract structure is usually the hardest part to get right, so we design it first.

02

Repairs contractors working for social landlords in several nations

Housing repairs rules differ across the UK. England has Awaab's Law and the Regulator of Social Housing's consumer standards, Scotland has its own housing standards and regulator, and Wales has the Renting Homes framework. A contractor working for landlords on both sides of a border needs workflows and timescales that follow the property, not the engineer. We configure those rules per nation and per client.

We confirm the rules with your clients' policies rather than assuming them.

03

Utilities, telecoms and energy installation crews

Organisations installing meters, broadband connections, heat pumps or chargers run high volumes of short jobs with strict evidence requirements from clients, networks or certification schemes. They need fast job completion, photo rules that enforce what must be captured, and integration with client systems that issue and close the work orders.

Evidence rules are enforced by the app so rework requests fall.

04

Equipment manufacturers with UK service divisions

Companies that sell machinery, medical devices, catering equipment or lifts often service it nationally with their own engineers and approved partners. They need warranty and contract tracking, serial number history and a partner portal, so third party engineers use the same forms and the manufacturer keeps one record of every installed unit across the UK.

Partner engineers get a restricted login with your forms and branding.

Six stages from discovery to a national rollout.

  1. 01Discovery across regionsVideo calls with head office, regional planners, engineers and finance in each nation you operate in, plus a review of contracts, forms and systems, so differences are found before design.
  2. 02Architecture and permissionsWe design how regions, depots, contracts, assets and users relate, and who can see what. This decides whether the platform still performs when thousands of jobs a day pass through it.
  3. 03Prototype with real usersEngineers from contrasting regions, urban and rural, test the main flows on their phones. Office users test planning and reporting. Their feedback reshapes the design before full development starts.
  4. 04Build and integrateDevelopment runs in short cycles with test builds, while integrations with HR, accounting, stock and client systems are connected and tested against realistic data volumes.
  5. 05Pilot regionOne region goes live first, chosen with you to include varied work. We measure sync reliability, completion times and support demand, then fix issues before wider release.
  6. 06Phased national rolloutRemaining regions move across in planned waves with recorded training, local champions and a support plan. Each wave goes ahead only after the one before it has settled.

Technology

What we build this with.

Engineer apps are built in React Native or Flutter with offline storage, scanning and secure background sync. Back ends use Laravel or Node with message queues for high volumes, hosted in UK regions on Azure or AWS. We integrate with Dynamics 365, Business Central, Xero, Sage, HR systems and client work order platforms.

01Mobile

  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Flutter
  • React Native

02Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

03Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

What UK operators ask before a national build.

We agree timing after discovery, with separate dates for the first release and each rollout wave.

The size of the first release, the number of integrations and how many regions or nations are involved all shape the timeline. A national operator might launch core scheduling and job completion in a pilot region, then add contracts, analytics and partner access while other regions migrate. We write every phase into the scope with its own dates and share test builds throughout, so your board sees steady progress rather than one large launch.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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