How do I match tracked phone calls to ServiceTitan jobs?
Match on normalized phone number first, then narrow with a time window around the call, then confirm against the customer or location record. Expect a mea…
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Match on normalized phone number first, then narrow with a time window around the call, then confirm against the customer or location record. Expect a mea…
One tenant with business units gives you unified reporting, shared customer history and a single integration surface, at the cost of tighter coupling betw…
Both, because they answer different questions. A business unit says who owns the result — which crew, trade, division or location carries the profit and l…
Business unit for anything financial, because it is the dimension that maps to how the company is managed and it is enforced on every job. Job type for op…
ServiceTitan exposes a REST API, but access is not on by default. You request it, register an integration application, scope it to the endpoints you need,…
Bookings divided by bookable calls, not by all calls. Wrong numbers, vendors, employees, spam, and customers checking on an existing appointment are not o…
Built-in reporting is strong inside a single data category and weak across boundaries. It cannot pull in outside data such as ad spend, call transcripts o…
A booking is a request to be scheduled and may never become anything. A job is scheduled work with appointments, a business unit and a technician. An invo…
A booking is a request to be scheduled; a job is work that got created and dispatched. Bookings disappear when they are duplicates, when the customer cann…
Because both halves of the fraction are ambiguous. The numerator can be invoice total, subtotal before tax, or revenue excluding memberships and financing…
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