Home services franchise software for a network that’s never in an office
Cleaning, care, trades, and field service franchisees spend the day in vans and in customers’ homes. Communication, training, and royalty collection have to work for people who aren’t sitting at a desk waiting for your email.

No premises means no natural place to reach your operators
In most franchise categories there’s a building where your network shows up, and information can be pinned to it. Home services has no such thing. Your franchisees are owner-operators running from a vehicle, often working alongside their own technicians, and the only reliable contact point is a phone.
So corporate communication becomes a group text and a mailing list, standards become whatever each operator remembers, and onboarding a new territory becomes a call and a folder of PDFs. It holds until the network is large enough that nobody can say what every operator is actually doing.
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Homecare and cleaning networks have a compliance layer on top
In homecare especially, the operator is in someone’s house and the paperwork behind that visit matters. Training records, policy acknowledgements, and standards documentation stop being nice to have.
Holding assessment scores, training completion, and policy documents against each territory turns producing that evidence into a report you run, rather than two weeks of chasing operators for records they may or may not have kept.
Reach, Territory onboarding, and Training that fits a working day
One hub that reaches everyone
Alerts, resources, documents, and messaging in Microsoft Teams, reachable on a phone between jobs. Franchisees running their own business on Google Workspace join as guest users with nothing to migrate.
Territory onboarding that stays on plan.
A new operator’s setup builds into a checklist with owners and dates, with a franchised territories directory underneath it.
Training that fits a working day.
Short lessons delivered where operators already are, with completion tracked so you know who is current.
Standards across territories.
Assessments and scoring, so you can compare operators on something other than complaint volume.
Royalties on schedule.
Sales reports become invoices and P&L without a monthly chase.
