Lawn care software for mowing routes and treatment rounds

Put each customer on a service plan that repeats every week or every two weeks, with its price per visit, preferred crew, weekday and start time. Each visit becomes a job in the dispatch tray ahead of time, and the schedule dialog opens with the usual crew and day filled in.

Each truck's day is drawn on the map along the roads with its drive time and miles, and waiting jobs show as grey pins, so a new customer on the same street is easy to slot in. Birdy draws the route in the order you schedule it: it does not reorder a mowing route for you yet.

Yes. A plan's rotation holds up to 12 visits, each with its own services and price. A skipped round never shifts the order, so the fall round stays in the fall.

The customer signs the program from a link that lists every round and the yearly figure, and you can change it later without cancelling.

Click Move them on the wet day. The National Weather Service forecast flags jobs at risk, and Birdy moves each one to its crew's next open day (skipping full days and days also forecast wet), then emails each customer once. Because invoices are drafted when a visit is done, a skipped mow is never billed. See rain day rescheduling.

Give seasonal services a "comes due again" interval, such as aeration every 12 months. Customers show up on Due for service when they're due, and one click makes a quote from last time at today's prices. Quotes can offer good, better and best (a cleanup, a cleanup with mulch, or the full spring package), and the customer signs on their phone.