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How much does mailing an invoice actually cost?
The hourly rate for most trade and service businesses is over $80. $80 per hour is $1.33 every minute. Every minute you spend printing, folding, writing out the address and then taking the
Small business app makes thunder from down under
NEW YORK, USA, 13 NOVEMBER 2013 – a small business app developed in Australia’s Northern Territory has been judged one of the best ‘In Field Services’ mobile apps in the world at the
Vote for ServiceM8 in the Mobies!
ServiceM8 has been shortlisted in two categories in the 2013 Australian Mobile awards. The competition receives entrants from around the world and recognizes excellence in mobile development and design. So if you could
SMS Invoicing
How often have you had a mobile number but no email address for a client? Or how often have you taken down an email incorrectly and spent time calling the client to get
New Report: Activity Timesheet
This new timesheet report gives you clear insight into a staff members activity between a given period, including a breakdown of the jobs a staff member was checked into or scheduled for, lunchbreaks
Simple Forms
This month we’re excited to announce our latest ServiceM8 add-on – Forms. Create and complete quick question and answer forms as part of any job. Great for anything from customer approval forms to warranty receipts,
Introducing ServiceM8 Partners
This month we’re excited to announce the ServiceM8 Partner Program. Don’t have the time to learn ServiceM8 at your own pace? Hit the ground running by getting setup and training assistance from one
ServiceM8 launches iPad app for Small Business
ServiceM8™ today announced it has released a new app for small and micro businesses to the App Store™. ServiceM8 is a feature-rich package of innovative technology and business framework, specifically designed to provide
New Report: Job Backlog
This report uses active jobs as a baseline to compare against new jobs and the weekly rate of completed/unsuccessful jobs over the last three months. Use this report as a trend-line of if