Dispatch & Work
Maintenance agreements
Sell, renew, and dispatch recurring service agreements so your maintenance revenue runs itself instead of slipping through.
Overview
Maintenance agreements are recurring revenue, but tracking who's due, renewing on time, and dispatching the visits by hand means coverage slips and money walks. Thorbis is building agreement management that handles the full lifecycle. You'll sell plans, keep renewals on track, and auto-generate the visits that are due, so your recurring base grows instead of quietly churning.
What we're building
Maintenance agreements are recurring revenue, but tracking who's due, renewing on time, and dispatching the visits by hand means coverage slips, and money walks out the door quietly.
Thorbis is building agreement management that handles the full lifecycle. You'll sell and configure plans, keep renewals on track, and auto-generate the visits that are due, so recurring work gets dispatched without manual tracking.
It's for owners and office staff who want their maintenance base to grow steadily instead of churning out from neglect.
What you'll be able to do
- Sell and configure recurring service plans
- Track which agreements are up for renewal
- Auto-generate maintenance visits when due
- Dispatch recurring work without manual tracking
- Protect recurring maintenance revenue
- Keep renewals on track instead of slipping
- Grow your recurring base instead of letting it churn
Rollout plan
- 01
Sell and configure plans
In progressSell and set up recurring service agreements.
- 02
Renewal tracking
In progressTrack which agreements are up for renewal and keep them on track.
- 03
Auto-generated visits
In progressGenerate and dispatch due maintenance visits without manual tracking.
Milestones
- Not started:
Plan setup built
Configure recurring service plans.
- Not started:
Renewal tracking
Surface agreements coming up for renewal.
- Not started:
Visit generation
Auto-create maintenance visits when due.
- Not started:
Dispatch integration
Push recurring visits into dispatch.
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