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Gigwalk sends someone to check
A brand can buy a thousand store displays and still have no idea where they ended up. Gigwalk turns that awkward gap into paid assignments, photographs, and a reason to leave the spreadsheet.
ServiceMax makes the repair count - and the invoice follow
A machine can be repaired long before its paperwork catches up. ServiceMax by PTC connects the equipment, the technician, and the contract so service teams can finish the whole job.
Skedulo and the fortune hiding between appointments
A missed visit looks like a calendar problem. Skedulo’s bet is that the spaces between appointments can explain a much larger business: who gets care, who wastes a journey, and when a company needs to hire.
WorkWave sells the hours between jobs
A service business can be busy all day and still leave money on the road. WorkWave builds software for the routes, rosters and payments that decide whether hard work pays.
Appify and the Curious Case of the App Nobody Wanted to Build
The enterprise app builder learned an awkward lesson: customers did not want a box of digital parts. They wanted the repair job finished before the technician left.
Praxedo UK wants the paperwork to finish when the repair does
A completed repair can still leave a service business waiting to bill. Praxedo connects the dispatcher, the technician and the office - and its customers show why those missing handoffs matter.
BigChange Turned the Van, the Office and the Invoice Into One Conversation
A Leeds software company found a lucrative mess hiding between the depot and the customer’s door. Its answer was to make every job - schedule, journey, signature and invoice - part of the same record.
The $2.9 Million Reason Field Service Teams Stop Trusting Paper
Service Pro sells a decidedly unglamorous promise: make every truck roll legible, billable and visible. Its best case studies show why that can be worth seven figures - and its roughest reviews show why integration discipline matters just as much as the app.
ArboStar Is Turning the Tree-Care Clipboard Into a Control Room
Tree companies do dangerous physical work, then run the business through a relay of calls, paper and disconnected apps. ArboStar's answer is a vertical operating system that follows every job from the first ring to the final receipt.
Arrow Labs
Arrow Labs is a Dubai-founded enterprise software company behind MIMS, a service-delivery and field-operations platform that connects deskless workers, assets, and back-office systems through mobile apps, wearables, and IoT. Using AI-driven scheduling, dispatch, and workflow automation, MIMS gives operations teams in telecom, oil and gas, logistics, utilities, and security real-time visibility and SLA control across distributed, mission-critical environments.
Springshot
Springshot is a San Francisco-based SaaS company that builds a cloud and mobile orchestration platform for airline and airport operations. It connects frontline ground crews, assets and systems in real time - turning raw operational data into structured 'missions' that streamline communication, automate task distribution, digitize compliance and deliver live analytics. Trusted by major global carriers and ground handlers across hundreds of airports, Springshot also extends into facilities, logistics, hospitality, stadiums and healthcare.
Zinier
Zinier is a San Mateo-based enterprise software company that builds an AI-driven, no-code field service management (FSM) platform. It helps large organizations in telecom, utilities, energy and manufacturing schedule, dispatch and equip the technicians who install and maintain physical assets in the field. Its Studio Z no-code builders, Z Productivity Suite and generative-AI assistant Z Sidekick let companies tailor workflows and deploy specialized AI agents that automate routine coordination so human technicians can focus on the work only they can do.
KloudGin Inc.
KloudGin is a Sunnyvale-based SaaS company that combines field service and enterprise asset management into one AI-powered, mobile-first cloud platform. Its 'Single Face of Work' approach is used by utilities, municipalities and infrastructure operators to dispatch crews, manage assets, and keep water flowing, gas safe, and lights on.
Vikram Takru
Vikram Takru is the Co-Founder and CEO of KloudGin Inc., a Sunnyvale-based SaaS company building the utility industry's only cloud-native, mobile-first combined field service and enterprise asset management platform. With over 27 years of enterprise software experience and two successful exits - including growing Frontline Consulting Services (FCS) to 500+ employees and $40M+ revenue before its 2012 acquisition by TEKSystems - Takru brings a rare blend of deep R&D roots (Oracle) and street-level execution to one of infrastructure's most underserved technology gaps. Under his leadership, KloudGin has developed the 'Single Face of Work' platform powered by its AssetIQ AI co-pilot, raised $16.4M in total funding, and built a team of 240 serving electric, gas, and water utilities across the United States.