Custom field service software · Backed by Brocoders

Built around how your team works.

Your processes. Your field service software. We work with your team to design, build and maintain a system that fits the way you run your business.

Backed by Brocoders Your operation. Your own system.

The approach

Fieldera is a managed service that builds and maintains custom field service software, backed by Brocoders. We learn your processes, agree a prototype, build your solution and maintain it after launch. You buy implementation and ongoing support; you do not need to write or maintain code.

When the workarounds become the work

Keep the processes that make your business different.

A scheduling board is only one part of a field operation. The difficult work often happens between the booking, the site visit, the customer's approval and the invoice. Start with the handoff your team has to fix manually every day.

  • Dispatch has its own rules

    Assignments depend on qualifications, territory, customer access or a particular crew. We map those decisions before designing the dispatch workflow.

  • The office keeps re-entering information

    Job details travel through spreadsheets, messages and separate systems. We identify which information belongs where and which handoffs the new solution should handle.

  • Standard screens miss important steps

    Your operation needs different approvals, evidence or reports. We turn those requirements into an agreed build scope, rather than asking your team to remember them outside the system.

An engineering foundation

A head start on the build. A team behind the result.

Fieldera combines an internal software foundation with examples and patterns for field service workflows. Our engineers use these building blocks and AI-assisted development to create the customer-specific system. The foundation supports the work; your agreed requirements determine the result.

You work with a delivery team through the process. You do not need to learn a development tool, write instructions for an AI agent or take responsibility for maintaining generated code. Project testing and acceptance remain part of the implementation.

What the foundation provides as a starting point

  1. Cloud infrastructure Hosting · database · backups · monitoring, as agreed
  2. Security baseline Hardening · access control · updates
  3. Identity & access Sign-in · roles · permissions
  4. Field service patterns Patterns for jobs, dispatch, schedules

Fit the system to the work.

Your rules, roles and handoffs become the software, so fewer workarounds are needed.

We build it. We keep it running.

Hosting, monitoring, backups and updates, to an agreed scope. You don't maintain code.

A clear commercial model

An implementation, followed by ongoing care.

The implementation covers an agreed first release. Monthly maintenance keeps a defined set of operating and support responsibilities with the delivery team. We establish the scope, costs and service terms in your proposal, including the treatment of third-party usage and future changes.

We work with businesses in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Finland. Company size helps us understand the operation, but the complexity of your workflows matters more than a headcount band.

A connected operation

Shape the system around the whole job.

These are areas we can scope for your solution. The functionality, integrations and acceptance criteria are agreed for your project; they are not a fixed bundle of ready-made modules.

Plan and assign

Bring job requests, availability, qualifications and dispatch decisions into a workflow your coordinators can use.

Equip the field team

Define the job details, site history, checklists, photos and sign-offs each person needs. Mobile and offline requirements are assessed explicitly.

Close the loop

Connect completion evidence with approval, customer reporting and the accounting handoff. Decide how exceptions and missing information are handled.

From your operation to your system

Understand it. Shape it. Build it. Run it.

  1. Map how work gets done

    Usually through 3–5 working sessions, supported by your existing documents. We involve the people assigning, doing and accounting for the work.

  2. Review your prototype

    Walk through the proposed screens and decisions. Adjust the flow before agreeing what the first release needs to do.

  3. Build and prepare for use

    Develop the agreed solution, test its workflows and plan data migration, user acceptance and team training around the launch.

  4. Maintain and improve

    Continue with monthly maintenance under an agreed support scope. New features and larger changes are scoped separately.

Experience behind Fieldera

Backed by Brocoders' work on real operational systems.

Brocoders has built systems for contractor coordination, event operations and route management. These projects demonstrate the team's delivery experience; they are Brocoders projects, not Fieldera customer deployments.

FAQ

Questions worth asking

Is Fieldera a self-service app?

No. Fieldera is a managed service for building a customer-specific field service system. Your team explains the operation and reviews the proposed solution; our team handles the software work.

Do we have to replace all our existing software?

Not necessarily. We first identify which systems should remain the source of truth. A project can focus on a missing operational workflow and connect to existing tools where access and integration scope allow.

Can we see our workflow before committing to the full build?

The process includes a prototype and review before development of the agreed solution. The proposal sets out that stage, its cost and the decisions needed to proceed.

How long does implementation take?

The schedule depends on the first release, integrations, data migration and availability of your reviewers. We estimate it against the agreed scope instead of promising one timeline for every business.

Backed by Brocoders

Start with the way you work.

Tell us where work gets stuck, which tools you use and what needs to change. We’ll discuss whether a tailored solution is a good fit.

What happens next

An initial conversation about your operation. If there is a fit, we agree the next step: mapping the process and reviewing a prototype before the build.

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