Customer side
The request loses context.
Service details, photos, timing, questions, and progress can scatter across calls and messages before the work is even scheduled.
Origin note · South Jersey
Local service work should not start with a paid lead.
FieldWorks connects discovery, requests, quotes, jobs and updates, and eligible online payments in one clear path for customers and service businesses.
Two sides of the same handoff
A fragmented process costs everyone time.
FieldWorks is built around the handoff between a customer who needs local work and the business responsible for quoting, scheduling, completing, and documenting it.
Business side
The risk arrives before the job.
Paying for an inquiry does not turn it into a job. Small service teams still need to qualify the request, prepare a quote, and run the work.
One route from interest to confirmed work.
Requests, quotes, jobs, and payments keep distinct status. Opening or returning from checkout is not proof of payment; FieldWorks waits for secure confirmation.
01
Discovery
Customers review public provider profiles and service details.
02
Request
A customer sends service details, timing, and photos.
03
Quote
The business sends scope, schedule, price, and payment terms.
04
Job + update
The team schedules the work and records progress.
05
Eligible online payment
When available, the customer opens the connected Square checkout. FieldWorks waits for secure confirmation.
Builder field note
Built in South Jersey, end to end.
Christopher Atoki is a software developer in South Jersey building FieldWorks end to end: the customer app, business tools, and the connected workflow between them.
That builder’s perspective keeps the product focused on the practical handoffs it is meant to improve, from the first request through the completed job.
See the product roadmapOperating principles
The claims should stay as concrete as the work.
FieldWorks explains what happens at each handoff and sends visitors to the detailed evidence when the answer needs more room.
An inquiry is not an invoice.
FieldWorks has no monthly subscription or lead fee. Its platform fee applies when an online payment made through FieldWorks succeeds; Square processing is separate.
Review exact pricingThe workflow continues past discovery.
A public profile can lead into a request, then a quote, job, updates, and payment status instead of ending at contact details.
Follow the customer pathEvidence comes before comparison claims.
Pricing explains the fee trigger, and comparison pages cite current first-party sources for the tradeoffs they describe.
Read sourced comparisonsChoose the side of the workflow you need.
Request local service from the FieldWorks app, or create a business account and set up the tools that move requests into work.
For customers
Start with the FieldWorks app.
Review nearby public provider profiles and send a service request from your phone.
Download on the App StoreFor service businesses
Start with a business account.
Create the account now, then build the profile, quote, scheduling, and job workflow around your operation.
Create business account