Question 1

Which Free State trades does it cover?

Accepted Answer

Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, construction, mechanical services and property maintenance, the trades that Mangaung's temperature swings and older buildings keep busy. Recurring maintenance schedules suit HVAC and geyser work, and each property keeps its own job history, so a repeat visit starts with context instead of questions.

Question 2

Can I manage teams working in towns outside Bloemfontein?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Branches cover other Free State towns such as Welkom or Bethlehem, each with its own team, stock and schedule, while head office keeps a consolidated view. GPS tracking shows where technicians are across the region, and route optimisation orders each technician's stops by shortest path, up to 12 stops.

Question 3

Does it work during load shedding?

Accepted Answer

The mobile app is offline-tolerant, so technicians keep capturing job details and photos through an outage and the queue syncs when connectivity returns. It reduces lost time rather than eliminating it. For office work the same platform runs on a phone, which usually outlasts the desktop during an outage.

Question 4

What will it cost a smaller Bloemfontein business?

Accepted Answer

The Free plan is R0, and PaYu starts at R119 per month plus R99 per technician seat, so a two-person operation pays for the seats it actually uses. Admin and viewer users are free. All advertised prices include 15% VAT, and the 30-day trial does not ask for a credit card.

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