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Field service apps for US companies running crews in many states at once.

Codeeo delivers field service management app development in the USA for multi branch contractors, franchise networks, equipment manufacturers and facilities service providers. We build technician apps, dispatch consoles, customer portals and reporting that handle different state licenses, privacy laws, tax rules and time zones from a single platform, so a company can add a new market without rebuilding how it schedules, bills and tracks work. It is the same platform from Atlanta to Denver, configured for each place.

We have no US office. Codeeo's 80+ people are based in Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and work with American clients remotely, running discovery, design reviews and sprint demos over video calls with your operations, finance and IT leads.

Built for
Regional and national service companies, franchisors, OEM service divisions and facilities maintenance providers operating across several US states.
Typical timeline
Phases and dates are agreed after discovery, usually starting with one region and adding others once the platform has proven itself in live use.
What you own
The full codebase, cloud environment, data warehouse and store listings, owned by your parent company and documented for your own IT team.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

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

Platform capabilities

One system that respects the rules of every state you work in.

Running field service across the United States means living with variation. Contractor licensing is set state by state, and sometimes city by city. Consumer privacy laws now differ across a growing list of states, from California and Virginia to Texas and Colorado. Some states tax repair labor while others tax only parts. Crews in Phoenix work very different hours from crews in Boston, and dispatch may span four time zones.

Federal rules sit on top: EPA Section 608 certification for anyone handling refrigerant, Department of Transportation requirements for heavier service vehicles in interstate commerce, and Telephone Consumer Protection Act consent for automated customer texts. Many companies have grown through acquisition and now run several different systems side by side. The capabilities below are what national operators most often need to bring that under one roof, and each can be switched on for one region before the rest.

Explain your project
  • Multi branch and multi brand setup

    Each branch, brand or franchisee gets its own territories, price books, staff and reporting, while head office sees everything. Acquired companies can keep their local brand on customer documents while running on the shared platform underneath.

    New branches join the platform without a custom project each time.

  • State rules engine

    License requirements, tax treatment of labor and parts, permit steps and privacy notices are configured per state and applied automatically to each job based on its address. Updating a rule changes behavior everywhere it applies, and a change log shows who altered which rule and when, which matters when auditors or state boards ask questions.

    Compliance logic lives in settings, not in each dispatcher's head.

  • Credential and certification registry

    Store state trade licenses, EPA refrigerant certifications, manufacturer training and driver qualifications per technician, with expiry alerts. Dispatch only offers jobs to people whose credentials are valid in that state for that kind of work.

    Fewer compliance gaps as crews move between markets.

  • Time zone aware dispatch

    Central or regional dispatch teams schedule across time zones with arrival windows shown in the customer's local time. Capacity planning compares demand and staffing by region so overflow work can be shared between neighboring branches. Holiday calendars and storm closures are set per region rather than company wide.

    National dispatch without arrival time mix ups.

  • Compliant customer messaging

    Booking confirmations, on the way texts and review requests respect TCPA consent rules, with opt in and opt out recorded per contact. Business texting is set up through registered A2P 10DLC campaigns so carrier filtering does not block messages.

    Texts that arrive, with consent records to prove they were wanted.

  • Fleet and vehicle data

    Integration with the telematics provider you already use brings vehicle location, mileage, idling and maintenance alerts into dispatch. For heavier service trucks used across state lines, driver and vehicle records can support your DOT compliance work.

    Fleet and job data in the same place.

  • Asset and warranty management

    For OEM service divisions and national maintenance contracts, every installed asset is tracked by serial number, warranty status, service history and parts used, so a technician in any state sees the full history of the equipment in front of them. Service bulletins and recall notices can be pushed to every affected asset at once.

    Warranty claims supported by complete service records.

  • Payments across the country

    Card present payments with tap to pay on iPhone and Android, Apple Pay, Google Pay, ACH for commercial clients and financing partners for larger jobs. A PCI DSS compliant processor holds card data, keeping it outside your own systems. Funds can settle to different bank accounts per brand or franchisee where your structure requires it.

    Faster collection with less card data risk.

  • Wage and hour data capture

    Clock events, drive time between jobs, on call shifts and break records are captured in the technician app and exported to payroll with the detail federal overtime rules and stricter state laws require. Settings differ by state, so a technician in California and one in Georgia can follow different break and overtime logic.

    Payroll disputes answered from accurate time records.

  • Group reporting

    Consolidated dashboards compare branches on revenue per technician, first time fix rate, callback rate, agreement renewals and drive time. Data can feed your warehouse or BI tool for board and investor reporting, with definitions agreed once so every branch measures the same way.

    Like for like comparison across every market.

Who it is for

US organizations that usually need a custom platform.

Packaged field service software serves most single location contractors well. A custom field service management app development USA project makes sense when scale, acquisitions, franchising or unusual service models stretch those tools past their limits. These four profiles are where we see the strongest case, and each comes with different priorities for the first phase. A regional company with one brand and one accounting system will usually be better served by configuring an existing product, and we will tell you if that is the case.

01

Roll ups and acquisition led groups

Groups that buy HVAC, plumbing or electrical companies in several states often inherit a different system with each acquisition. We build a shared platform that new companies move onto during integration, with migration tooling for customers, equipment, agreements and open jobs, so each new brand adds revenue without adding another set of software. Integration progress for every acquired company is visible to the deal team in one dashboard.

Integration playbooks built into the product.

02

Franchise networks

Franchisors need consistent customer experience and reporting while franchisees run their own territories and books. We build multi tenant platforms with brand standards, central marketing lead routing, royalty reporting and franchisee level permissions, so the franchisor sees network health without reaching into each owner's private data. New franchisees can be onboarded from a template territory, so a location opening in a new state starts with sensible defaults rather than a blank system.

Shared standards, separate businesses.

03

Manufacturer service divisions

Equipment makers servicing installed products across the country, directly or through authorized dealers, need warranty validation, parts logistics, service bulletins and dealer portals. We connect field work to your ERP and product data so every repair informs quality and parts planning. Dealers see only their own customers and jobs, while your service engineers can review patterns across the whole country.

Field data that improves the product.

04

National facilities maintenance providers

Companies servicing retail chains, restaurants, banks or healthcare sites in many states manage client service levels, subcontractor networks and purchase order heavy billing. We build client portals, subcontractor apps with compliance documents, and invoicing that matches each client's requirements. Subcontractor insurance and license documents are checked before any work order can be accepted in a new state.

Own crews and subcontractors managed in one system.

How a national field service platform is planned and rolled out.

  1. 01Discovery across regionsVideo interviews with head office and at least two branches in different states reveal where processes match and where local rules or habits truly differ, so the design does not assume one region's way of working.
  2. 02Architecture and rulesWe design the data model, tenant structure, state rules engine and integration map, and agree with your security and legal teams how privacy, payments, single sign on and access control will work.
  3. 03Design and prototypeTechnician, dispatcher, manager and customer flows are prototyped and tested with staff from several branches, including at least one recently acquired or franchised location if you have them.
  4. 04Core buildTwo week sprints build the shared platform and the first region's configuration. Your product owner reviews every demo and controls the order in which features arrive.
  5. 05First region launchOne region or brand goes live, with data migrated from its old system. We measure adoption, support requests and job outcomes before agreeing the next region.
  6. 06Market by market rolloutRemaining regions follow in planned waves, each with its own migration, configuration and training. The platform keeps improving between waves based on what each market teaches.

Technology

What we build this with.

Technician apps are typically cross platform with offline storage, and back office tools run on the web over a multi tenant cloud architecture. As field service management app developers USA companies brief on their existing stack, we integrate with ERPs, CRMs, payroll, telematics and BI tools you already use.

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

Questions US operators ask about a national field service platform.

Privacy settings are configured per state and per data type.

States including California, Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Texas and others now have consumer privacy laws with different thresholds, rights and notice rules. We build a privacy layer that records which notices each customer received, handles access and deletion requests, and applies the stricter treatment where states differ. Location data about technicians also needs care, and Illinois biometric law is a reason to avoid fingerprint or face clock ins there without written consent. Your counsel reviews the final notices before each new state goes live.

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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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews