Different roles. One connected field day.
Follow sales, service, delivery and site teams through an illustrative city.
Field force tracking and automation
Location, visits, hours and kilometres.
Your field day, connected.
A field day, made visible
Different roles. One connected field day.
Follow sales, service, delivery and site teams through an illustrative city.
A journey becomes an arrival.
Worker 02 parks, walks into the customer-site geofence and appears at the same location in the manager view.
Activity across the whole team.
Locations, visits and kilometres come together. Figures shown here are fictional demo records.
From the field to your screen.
The same city becomes your manager dashboard. Real CertiField KPI layout, populated with demo data.
Field operations, in focus
Which visits are complete? What needs follow-up? Start with the work that matters to your team.
How recent is the location information? Which boundaries matter to your field operation?
What does each time figure mean? Which kilometres are counted? Discuss the details behind each number.
Which period is included? Where are the gaps? Ask for definitions alongside the report.
A clearer picture. A better next decision.
Calls. Chats. Spreadsheets. When field updates live everywhere, it’s hard to know where people are, which visits are complete and what needs attention. Bring location, visits, hours and kilometres into one CertiField manager view—so your next decision starts with a clearer picture.
Your next field day shouldn’t start with another round of “Where are you?”
Precision cutting tools. Application support. Customer visits across four MIDC industrial areas in two cities. Explore the field-operation story behind NexMech’s use of CertiField.
Read the field reportStart with how your team works today. Explore the product around the decisions you need to make.
Make your demo countCertiField is for owners and managers coordinating people who work beyond the office. Your team may visit customers, provide service, supervise sites or make deliveries. Explore location, visits, geofences, recorded hours and kilometres together, using a day that reflects your operation. A product demonstration helps you assess how that view fits your team’s responsibilities.
Start with one field day: who leaves, where they go and what needs to be reported. Ask to see the actual worker and manager interfaces, then follow a visit from movement to arrival and reporting. Check location freshness, geofence behaviour and the definitions behind hours and kilometres. Use your operational questions to assess the product, rather than judging a dashboard alone.
Yes. Bring the process you use today, whether it involves calls, chats, spreadsheets or an existing system. Describe who records each update, who reviews it and where follow-up becomes difficult. A few anonymised examples are enough to explain the workflow. Discuss required reports and integration needs during the demo so the proposed setup has clear boundaries.
Choose Book a demo and share the field-management priorities you want to discuss. The questionnaire asks about your operation and current process so the conversation can focus on your team. When enquiries are enabled, submitting sends your answers and contact details to the sales team; look for the received confirmation. If enquiries are unavailable, the form says so and your answers have not been sent.