The schedule changed again.
A crew runs late or a customer cancels, and you're the one rebuilding the day while the phones ring. Omnafy works out the new schedule and drafts the customer updates. You approve every change before it goes out.
A day with Omnafy
Before
At 9:40, a crew calls to say the job is taking longer than planned. You move their next two stops, call both customers, text another tech to pick one up, and update the board. Then a customer calls asking where their tech is, and you start over.
After, with Omnafy
When the crew reports the delay, Omnafy drafts a new schedule that keeps the day's priority jobs on time and writes the customer updates. You look it over, swap one tech, and approve it. Customers get a text with their new arrival window, and you're back on the next call.
How it works
Something comes in
A delay, a cancellation, or a new job comes in by phone or text.
Omnafy does the legwork
It suggests a new schedule based on who's free and where they are, and drafts the customer messages.
You sign off
Every schedule change and customer message waits for your approval. You know the crews, so you make the call.
What you get
Customers who hear from you sooner
Updates go out as soon as you approve the change.
Fewer dropped details
Every change reaches both the crew and the customer.
A calmer day
Less time re-entering changes, more time on problems only you can solve.
Works in your industry
Trades
Service calls rearranged when a job runs long, with customers kept in the loop.
Oilfield services
Crews and equipment reassigned when a job moves.
Home health
Nurse and aide visits rescheduled when someone calls in sick, with families told right away.
Built around how you already work
Every dispatch board works a little differently. We start by learning how you schedule today: your rules for who goes where, and the software your crews already use. Then we build Omnafy around that, so you keep the board you know. No new platform to learn.
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