Question 1

Which Johannesburg trades does it suit?

Accepted Answer

Electrical contractors, plumbers, HVAC teams, security and alarm installers, construction crews and solar contractors, the trades that keep Gauteng running. Inverter installs, DB board upgrades and burst geysers can all be scheduled, dispatched and invoiced from one place, and multi-site construction work can be structured as a phased project.

Question 2

Does it cope with load shedding?

Accepted Answer

The field app is offline-tolerant, so technicians carry on capturing job updates, photos and signatures when power and connectivity drop, and the queued changes sync once they are back online. Office work moves to a phone during an outage. It reduces what an outage costs you rather than removing the disruption entirely.

Question 3

Can it cut time lost to Joburg traffic?

Accepted Answer

It can cut unnecessary driving. Route optimisation orders a technician's day by shortest path across up to 12 stops, and GPS dispatch lets you send the nearest available person to an urgent call. It plans on distance rather than live traffic conditions, so it works alongside a dispatcher's local knowledge instead of replacing it.

Question 4

What does it cost for a busy Gauteng team?

Accepted Answer

PaYu is R119 per month plus R99 per technician seat, and Growth is R349 per month including one technician, with extra seats at R189. Admin and viewer users are free, so schedulers and office staff add nothing to the bill. All prices include 15% VAT, and the 30-day trial needs no credit card.

Job Management Software for Jozi's Busiest Teams