Working demonstrationScheduling & dispatch · Trades & field-service back offices

Job Scheduling & Dispatch

Place unassigned jobs on the calendar, held for a dispatcher to confirm. The daily puzzle of turning a pile of unassigned jobs into a schedule: pick a job, a day, and an open time, and it is held for dispatch, never sent on its own.

Try it: pick an unassigned job, then an open day and an open time on the March calendar, and schedule it. The job is held for dispatch confirmation, never sent on its own.

The instrument. Try it.

Job Scheduling & Dispatch · Ridgeline Mechanical (SAMPLE)sample data · nothing is dispatched
Unassigned5
Scheduled, held0
High priority2
Hours to place11.5

5 of 5 jobs unassigned · pick a job, then an open day and an open time

Select a job above to place it. Held and booked slots are shown for context and cannot be picked.

March 2026

Pick a day

No times to show.

Open days and times only. Slots marked booked or held belong to other work and are shown for context.

Pick an unassigned job to begin.

Scheduled, held for dispatch confirmation

Place a job and it stops here as scheduled and held. It is never auto-dispatched, and nothing is sent to a technician or customer.

5 still unassigned · 0 scheduled and held · nothing dispatched

Sample firm: Ridgeline Mechanical (SAMPLE) · jobs, customers, and times invented · as of 2026-03-16 · nothing is dispatched or sent

What this demonstration shows

  • What enters

    Unassigned jobs and the month's day-and-slot availability.

  • Where a person decides

    A dispatcher picks the job, day, and time. Nothing is dispatched automatically.

  • What is held, not sent

    A placed job is scheduled and held for dispatch confirmation. Nothing is sent to a technician or customer.

  • What is logged

    Every placement and hold is recorded in an audit history.

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