Built for Pool Operators
Every pain point your route
hits every day. Solved.
Route density done right
15 to 40 stops a day. Every stop needs to be in the right order, with the right arrival window. Build the route once in Servinix and every tech gets it on their phone — no more re-writing the list by hand the night before.
Chemical tracking per stop
Log chlorine, pH, and alkalinity readings from the app, right on the tech's phone. Every chemical applied is logged with dose and lot number, tied to the stop and date.
Arrival notifications customers trust
Servinix emails the customer an on-the-way notification when their stop is up next on the route. Fewer when-are-you-coming calls. Better reviews.
Photo documentation
Tech photos the pool before and after every service stop. Equipment issues flagged with a photo and a note. No disputes about what was found.
Certifications tracked, with expiry reminders
AFO, CPI, and CPO — Servinix tracks each technician's pool certifications by name, with expiry dates and reminders at 60, 30, and 14 days before they lapse.
One tap when a tech calls in sick
Reassign their route to the next-best available tech — ranked by distance, current workload, and who's already serviced that pool before. No manual reshuffling, no calling around.
Schedule Sync
“Your tech drove past a stop because the schedule was not synced.”
That is a missed stop, an angry customer, and a return trip that costs you profit. Servinix keeps every tech's schedule current on their phone, so a change made that morning doesn't get missed by a tech already on the road.
FAQ
Questions pool operators ask us.
Can Servinix handle 40 stops a day per route?
Yes. Servinix is built for high-density pool routes — dispatchers can build and adjust a route with up to 60 stops a day and push updates straight to the tech's phone. Most pool operators run 20-40 stops; we handle that without breaking a sweat.
Does the app work offline when techs are on route?
Yes. The Servinix mobile app caches the full route and customer data offline. Chemical logs, photos, and job completions sync automatically when the tech gets a signal. No data is lost between stops.
Can I track chemical usage across my entire route list?
Yes. Every chemical log entry — chlorine, pH, alkalinity, salt levels — is tied to the specific stop and date as your tech enters it. A searchable, exportable chemical history view is on our roadmap, not shipped yet.
How does the arrival notification work?
Servinix emails the customer an on-the-way notification when their stop is up next on the route — no manual sending required. Text/SMS notifications and per-customer toggles are on our roadmap, not shipped yet.
Can my techs log pH, chlorine, and alkalinity readings from the pool?
Yes. pH, chlorine, and alkalinity readings are logged from the app as your tech enters them, right on their phone, tied to the stop and date. Automatic out-of-range flagging is not shipped yet.
Can I prove what chemicals were applied at a pool, and when?
Every chemical application is logged with the product, dose, and lot number, tied to that pool's service history and date, as your tech enters it — so you're not relying on a tech's memory. A health-department-ready export and inspector-facing view are on our roadmap, not shipped yet.
Does Servinix track pool certifications like CPO or AFO?
Yes. Servinix tracks your team's pool-specific certifications — AFO (Aquatic Facility Operator), CPI (Certified Pool Inspector), and CPO (Certified Pool Operator) — by name, with expiry dates and reminders at 60, 30, and 14 days before a cert lapses.
What happens if a tech calls in sick mid-route?
Reassign their stops in one tap. Servinix ranks available techs by distance, current workload, and prior service history at that pool, so you pick the best fit instead of calling around.
How long does it take to migrate my current route list?
For most pool operators, onboarding takes under two hours. Upload a spreadsheet of your stops with addresses and service frequency, and our onboarding team gets your customer list and schedule set up in Servinix on the first call.
Is Servinix cheaper than Skimmer or Jobber?
For most pool service businesses running 2+ technicians, it depends on your current stack. Servinix has field service management ($20/tech/mo), GPS fleet tracking ($15/vehicle/mo), and AI call handling ($59/mo, includes 100 minutes, then $0.10/minute) — each priced on its own, one platform. Skimmer is FSM-only; Jobber doesn't include GPS natively, and its AI call answering is a separate $29/mo add-on. Bring us your actual current software invoice and we'll beat it by 50%, in writing.
What is the cheapest field service software for pool service businesses?
Servinix is among the cheapest full-platform options for pool service businesses — field service management, GPS fleet tracking, and AI call handling bundled for $59/mo (AI, includes 100 minutes, then $0.10/minute) + $20/tech (FSM) + $15/vehicle (GPS), instead of stacking a pool-specific FSM tool with a separate GPS provider and answering service. Worked example: for a single tech running a typical 30-pool route, that's $20/tech for FSM — about $0.67 per pool per month, already undercutting Skimmer's $1/pool starting tier on FSM alone, before adding GPS tracking or AI call handling, neither of which Skimmer offers. Compare your current software invoice — we will beat it by 50%.
What is the best software for managing a pool service route?
Servinix is built specifically for managing high-density pool service routes — dispatchers can build and adjust a route with up to 60 stops a day, log chemical readings at every stop, and send an automatic arrival-notification email to customers before each stop. Most pool operators run 20–40 stops per route, well within capacity.
Can AI automatically respond to customer texts for my pool service company?
Yes — Servinix's AI Receptionist handles two-way customer text conversations for pool service businesses, answering questions and booking service automatically. That's separate from the one-way arrival-notification emails Servinix already sends before each stop — the AI Receptionist handles the inbound side, so customer questions and reschedule requests get answered without a call to the office.
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