Real-time overview on a map
See workers, job locations, and active job status in one map view so dispatchers can make faster assignment decisions.
See map-based field operationsJob dispatch
Create jobs, assign workers, monitor progress on map, and react to delays before they impact customers.
Teams use Job Dispatch to make faster assignment decisions, keep field progress visible, and handle delays before schedules break.
See workers, job locations, and active job status in one map view so dispatchers can make faster assignment decisions.
See map-based field operationsUse a job table with sorting and filters, track open/in-progress/done/rejected statuses, and catch delayed jobs before they escalate.
Explore dispatch board featuresReview job information, customer context, state changes, and time logs from a single detail pane to reduce context switching.
See job detail workflowUse address and radius search to identify nearby eligible workers and dispatch directly from planner workflows.
View assignment workflowReview completed jobs and tracks to identify recurring route patterns and improve customer/service planning.
Open history insightsCreate and manage customer records so recurring jobs can be created faster with consistent location and contact context.
See customer management flowOnboard workers quickly and coordinate job assignments across teams and vehicles from one operational view.
Explore workforce operationsGenerate summaries with status and time logs, then export CSV files for operational analysis and follow-up.
See job reportsWorkers receive jobs in the Android app and can follow job details, navigation, and state updates in one workflow.
Android only: Job Dispatch is not currently available on iOS.
MyCarTracks can use location context to update job progress and log time automatically, reducing repeated manual phone actions for workers.
If exact position is unknown, workers can update job state and logs manually.
Previously synced jobs remain available offline, and workers can continue updates and logging. Data syncs when internet access returns.
Enable or disable dispatch workflows directly in app settings for operational control.
Control whether automatic job logging runs in the background for worker devices.
Set a minimum on-site duration to avoid false logs when workers pass near unrelated locations.
Field service companies
Mobile technicians
Installation and maintenance teams
Dispatch coordinators
SMB operations teams
Enable Job Dispatch in your web account under Extensions before assigning jobs.
Dispatchers create tasks, set context, and assign work from the dispatch board.
Workers use the Android app to view job details, navigate, and update progress.
Managers track live status, detect delays, and export reports for review and planning.
No. Job Dispatch is currently available on Android devices only.
Job Dispatch is off by default. Activate it in Extensions in your web account before using dispatch workflows.
Yes. Previously synced jobs remain available offline, and updates sync when connectivity returns.
Automatic progress and time logging are available based on location context, with manual fallback when needed.
Yes. Workers can manually update job status and logs when exact location data is unavailable or a manual action is preferred.
Yes. You can use address/radius context to locate nearby workers and assign jobs more quickly.
Job reports include progress and time-log context, with CSV export for downstream analysis.
Yes. Job Dispatch behavior can be controlled in app settings, including on/off toggles.
Start using Job Dispatch to assign tasks, monitor field progress, and keep jobs on schedule.
Availability and activation
Job Dispatch is currently available on Android devices only.
Job Dispatch is off by default and can be activated in Extensions in your web account.