Operate is the execution layer. It makes the customer promise visible from intake through completion while preserving the history needed for follow-up, warranty and support.

Customers and sites

Keep person or business records, service sites, access notes, contacts and useful equipment history together.

Jobs and service rules

Use configurable service definitions, policy versions, checklists, skills, parts and SLA expectations without copying screens for every trade.

Dispatch and field work

Check capacity first, then assign permanent services partners or raise an IronFleet request with eligibility and acceptance history.

Evidence and verification

Combine arrival context, checklist, before/after evidence, customer confirmation and authorised exceptions into a reviewable protocol.

How the workflow connects

Each step stays visible, accountable and linked to the originating work record.

Intake

Capture the request, service version, site, time window, priority and required resources.

Schedule

Check availability, conflicts, skills, certifications and branch or service-zone scope.

Execute

Guide the field services partner through arrival, checklist, material use, evidence and customer communication.

Verify and close

Complete only after the required checks and resource events are posted, then preserve the service report.

Walk through an operating workflow

See how the operating model can be configured around your people, branches, policies and service promise.