Log it while it's fresh.
TapIn makes your day easier. Arrive, tap, talk, done. The visit lands in your CRM, tidy, with the follow-ups already drafted.
Notes, receipts, photos, serial numbers. Then someone has to type it all up.
Tap the button and watch one visit go from scattered to sorted. That is the whole idea behind TapIn.
Four taps from the car park to the CRM.
Switch on extras only when they help.
Equipment
Record the unit, the serial and the service dates against the customer, right at the visit.
OptionalMeetings
Start a meeting on site, add who was there, sign off, and keep the notes with the customer.
OptionalPhotos to CRM
Snap it once. The photo goes straight onto the customer record.
OptionalToday these extras work with Prospect. Other CRMs get the core visit flow. Ask us what your setup needs.
See the team's day without chasing anyone.
Overview: who visited whom, and what's still open.
The map of the day.
Customers and their history.
TapIn is never finished. That's on purpose.
Kaizen means small, steady improvements. We watch how your team really uses TapIn, listen, and ship the fix.
Watch
See where a tap feels slow.
Ask
Hear it from the rep and the manager.
Change
Ship the small fix, not a big project.
Check
Did it help? Then do it again.
Your feedback shapes the next version, wherever we can make it work.
I've spent years closing the gap between the work people do and the system that has to know about it. TapIn is what came out of that: less retyping, fewer screens, more time with customers.
Chris, TidyOpsWant your team's days to feel lighter?
No price list here. Tell us how your team works and we'll show you what fits.
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