Irrigation business software
Your irrigation business.
Your rules, carried through.
ServeCommand connects property-based pricing, seasonal memberships, job records, and billing review. Give the office, sales team, and field crew a shared system for the way you run your business.
For the business you’re building
The team grows.
Your standards stay.
More people should mean more capacity. When every unusual property, customer benefit, or billing question comes back to the owner, growth adds another layer of work. ServeCommand gives those decisions a place in the system, with context for the people responsible for the next step.
01 · Price the property
Zones. Pumps. Exceptions.
A price your team can explain.
Set prices by bands of zone counts, or use a formula built from numeric Site details. Add a fee when a property has a pump. Saved rules give new work a consistent starting calculation, while customer benefits and agreed membership rates keep their own context.
How irrigation pricing rules work- 1–4 zones
- $100
- 5–8 zones
- $140
- 9–12 zones
- $180
$60 + Zones × $10
For 1 or more zonesWith a pump, add $35.
Spring startup
5–8 zone band
$140 + $35 pumpChange the zone count or pump setting to see the calculation. Your business defines the fields, rates, and exceptions.
02 · Understand the season ahead
Know who’s committed.
Know who needs a follow-up.
Send property-specific membership offers with the services, term, and payment choices clearly laid out. See customer click activity and acceptance, then review existing membership coverage and work before reaching out again.
An accepted plan gives you a customer commitment. A service request still needs scheduling. A payment has its own status. Keep those distinctions visible as the office prepares for startup visits, summer work, and winterization.
How memberships and campaigns connect03 · Carry the context forward
One job.
A record the next person can use.
Follow the work from the estimate through the work order and invoice in a familiar detail view. Notes, forms, photos, and activity give the next person context about what was agreed and what happened on site.
When a technician adds an item or documents extra work, the office has a record to review. Customer-facing documents and payment pages use the information selected for the customer; internal notes stay in their intended context.
Explore the connected job record04 · Review before you bill
Make pricing differences
easier to catch.
Compare a supported service line’s saved rate with its current calculation. A missing pump fee, a manual adjustment, or an agreed member rate may explain the difference. Pricing checks bring that context into review so a person can make the right decision.
Then give the customer a clear way to pay. Customer payment pages and saved-card options support the payment experience. A card on file is not permission for unattended charging; the combined evidence and automatic-charging workflow remains planned.
Explore payments and follow-upPractical answers
Start with a real decision.
Zones, bands, and pump fees
Compare two pricing approaches with worked examples and the checks that matter.
ServeCommand DocsCommitments before the season
Understand offers, membership terms, follow-up, and the difference between accepted and paid.
ServeCommand DocsReview the exceptions
See how to distinguish a missed fee from an agreed customer price.
Before we talk.
Is this just for irrigation businesses?
Irrigation is our starting point within seasonal service businesses. The strongest fit is a team that wants its pricing, customer terms, and job context to carry across office, sales, and field work. Bring your other service categories to the demo so we can discuss the details.
Can we bring over our current customer data?
We’ll review your current tools, available exports, and the records you need to retain. Import scope and implementation steps need to be confirmed for your business before a migration is promised.
What should we bring to a demo?
Bring your service pricing approach, a typical exception, and a membership offer if you use one. We can discuss the workflow, available capabilities, setup requirements, and pricing with your team in mind.
See it with your business in mind
Bring your rules.
Let’s walk through the work.
A demo for the way your irrigation business actually runs.