Live sessions
One handoff per session.
Not a feature tour: each thirty-minute session takes one operating handoff (the dispatch change, the field closeout, the payment path, the follow-up routine) and leaves a checklist behind.
Four sessions are planned and none has a date yet. This page will carry real dates, not placeholders. Requests: support@thorbis.com.
The session board
- IMPLEMENTATIONSwitching from legacy field service softwarePLANNED
- OPERATIONSBuilding a dispatch board technicians trustPLANNED
- OPERATIONSUsing mobile completion to shorten invoice lagPLANNED
- GROWTHTurning reviews and follow-ups into recurring revenuePLANNED
The format
Thirty minutes, accounted for.
00:00
Workflow baseline
Name the operating problem and the current manual path.
08:00
The walkthrough
Show the product surface that changes the handoff.
22:00
Operator checklist
Leave with a short list the team can use the same week.
30:00
Questions
Launch, migration, pricing, and workflow, answered straight.
Live sessions
A room, not a broadcast.
Thirty minutes, a real person, your questions, scheduled when there's something honest to show.
What each seat takes home
By role, not by title slide.
01
Owner
A rollout risk assessment and the adoption signals worth watching.
02
Dispatcher
How schedule changes, routing, and technician status flow through the board.
03
Technician
The mobile workflow: documentation, capture, estimates, collect.
04
Office
The invoice-closure path, payment processing and follow-up included.
No fake calendar
Dates land here when they are real.
The honest state today: four sessions planned, none scheduled. Ask for the invite and you will get a date when one exists, or tell us what your team needs to learn next and shape which session runs first.
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Or skip the session entirely.
Everything a session would show is already on this site, self-serve, and the real lesson is your own data in a dry run.
Waitlist open. One email when your invite is ready, nothing else.
Coming from a suite? We’ll extract your records.
Rather talk first? Email the team.