Route-first scheduling
Build a full day of stops, then let the dispatch engine re-order them by drive time and time window. Month, week and day views all drill into an editable route.
Built for Pest control software

FIELDIVERSE runs the parts of a pest control business that spreadsheets can't: recurring quarterly and bi-monthly routes, technician chemical logs that satisfy state reporting, bait-station maps per property, and agreements that bill themselves month after month.
No credit card required
PlanBuild recurring routes
DispatchSend the right technician
DocumentLog products and devices
BillInvoice every completed visit
Built around your workflow
Purpose-built operating tools without giving up one connected customer, schedule and billing record.
Perimeter service
CompleteDevice inspection
On siteQuarterly service
NextOne operating system
Build a full day of stops, then let the dispatch engine re-order them by drive time and time window. Month, week and day views all drill into an editable route.
Technicians record product, EPA number, dilution, target pests, treated areas and equipment on the ticket. Everything is stored per job and exportable for state inspections.
Draw the structure, drop pins for termite bait stations, scan device barcodes and attach compressed photos and notes that stay with the property forever.
Generate a one-page service agreement with sales tax, send it for e-signature, and the recurring invoice schedule follows automatically.
From request to revenue
Capture the prospect, quote the plan and pick a frequency, quarterly, bi-monthly, monthly or several visits a week.
The customer e-signs a tax-aware agreement and the recurring route stops are created for the whole term.
Optimized stops, arrival timers, chemical logs, device scans and photos, all offline-tolerant on a phone.
Invoices, autopay charges, receipts and dunning happen without office staff chasing anyone.
Yes. Every service ticket captures the product used, EPA registration number, dilution rate, quantity, target pests, treated areas and equipment. Records are tied to the job and the property and can be exported for state reporting or audits.
Yes. Technicians can draw a simple blueprint of the structure, drop pins for bait stations, notes or photos, and scan device barcodes. The map is saved per customer and available on every future visit.
Pest control companies get a customer portal where their customers sign in by email and see service history, upcoming appointments, signed agreements and invoices.
Service agreements define the cadence and tax rate. Invoices are generated on schedule, charged automatically when the customer is enrolled in autopay, and receipts are emailed instantly.
One connected platform
Bring customers, schedules, field work, billing and team communication into one clear operating system.
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