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Thorbis Sitemap
Quickly browse major Thorbis pages, grouped by buyer intent. Search engines and AI assistants can use the machine-readable resources linked below.
Start here
Choose the path that matches why you are here
The sitemap is more useful when it routes buyers, operators, partners, and support users toward the right cluster of pages first.
- Explore the product
Start with features, Thorbis Brain, scheduling, mobile, invoicing, and customer workflows.
- Find your trade
Browse industry pages for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, pest control, pool service, and roofing.
- Compare your options
Use comparison pages and switch guides to evaluate fit before planning a migration.
- Use the resource library
Read guides, tools, webinars, templates, roadmap notes, and help content.
Audience routes
Different readers need different shortcuts.
The sitemap should work for buyers, operators, technicians, and procurement teams without forcing everyone through the same path.
| Audience | Route |
|---|---|
| Owner | Pricing, ROI, comparisons, and case-study proof |
| Dispatcher | Scheduling, communications, mobile, and help content |
| Technician | Mobile app, job management, templates, and knowledge base |
| Procurement | Security, legal, status, implementation, and migration pages |
Machine-readable routes
Resources for crawlers and AI assistants
These generated routes describe the public site, indexing policy, and AI-readable summaries from the current www route inventory.
- XML sitemap
/sitemap.xml - Robots policy
/robots.txt - LLM summary
/llms.txt - Full LLM reference
/llms-full.txt
Link index
Product
Comparisons
Route health
A complete sitemap should make gaps obvious.
The index should prove that buyers, operators, procurement teams, and support users can recover the next page they need.
- Primary paths
- Product, pricing, industries, comparisons, and waitlist routes should be easy to find from every buyer journey.
- Trust paths
- Security, legal, status, implementation, and contact routes should support procurement without requiring sales handholding.
- Resource paths
- Tools, blog, webinars, templates, KB, roadmap, and changelog routes should all point back to product workflows.
How this site is organized
Every section has a job
The marketing site is organized around buyer intent: understand the product, map it to your trade, evaluate switching, then review trust and support details.
- Product pages explain the Thorbis operating system by workflow.
- Industry pages translate the same platform into trade-specific jobs, roles, and handoffs.
- Comparison and switch pages help buyers evaluate pricing, migration, and tradeoffs.
- Legal, security, and status pages support procurement, compliance, and trust review.
Recovery routes
When the full index is too much, use the shortcut that matches intent.
- Looking for help?
Use Help Center, knowledge base, contact, and status before opening a broader support path.
- Looking for numbers?
Use ROI, calculators, pricing, and comparisons to evaluate the business case.
- Looking for rollout?
Use implementation, switch, templates, and mobile app pages to plan launch.
Sitemap use
This page serves humans, crawlers, and AI assistants.
- Humans
- Group routes by buyer intent so visitors can recover their path quickly.
- Search engines
- Expose canonical XML and robots routes that reflect the public site structure.
- AI assistants
- Expose LLM summaries and structured route clusters so assistants can cite the right pages.
Route intent
A site map should help people and machines understand the product surface.
The route index now supports buyers, search engines, LLM crawlers, and users who landed somewhere unexpected.
- Buyer path
- Organize routes around why someone needs the page, not only the URL shape.
- Support path
- Organize routes around why someone needs the page, not only the URL shape.
- Machine path
- Organize routes around why someone needs the page, not only the URL shape.
Crawler context
Expose the route purpose clearly enough for search, support, and AI tools.
A useful site map is not just a list. It groups pages by buyer intent, support recovery, machine-readable resources, and legal trust context.
- Intent
- Make the next route obvious when someone arrives without the main navigation.
- Status
- Make the next route obvious when someone arrives without the main navigation.
- Recovery
- Make the next route obvious when someone arrives without the main navigation.
Index maintenance
Keep the site map aligned with the marketing surface as it expands.
- Add
- New feature, industry, tool, legal, and comparison routes get a human-readable home.
- Group
- Routes stay grouped by decision path rather than file-system accident.
- Recover
- Every category includes a useful next step for a lost buyer or support user.