1. Book the work
Capture the booking, assign the work, and keep the schedule tied to the real customer and job.
- Bookings and jobs created in the same system
- Scheduling and capacity views tied to live work
- Customer context visible before work begins
How it works
See how work stays connected from booking to billing.
This page shows how MyTitan keeps the booking, the live job, the customer record, and the billing follow-through in one product.
Step by step
The product follows the way service work actually moves.
Each stage below shows how MyTitan keeps the job journey connected instead of splitting it across separate systems.
2. Run the day
Keep the team aligned while the job is in progress, with updates, evidence, and blockers in one view.
- Live board for open work, blockers, and handoffs
- Completion records and required checks built into the flow
- Customer updates tied to the live job
3. Finish and bill
Move into approvals, billing, payment follow-through, and repeat service without switching systems.
- Quotes, approvals, collections, and billing follow-up
- Recurring service plans that create real work, not reminders
- Customer records and completed work history in one place
4. Stay in control
Add control, reporting, and integrations without rebuilding the way the team already works.
- Role-based access and workspace controls
- API tokens, webhooks, and delivery logs
- Compliance queues, analytics, and multi-location visibility
Why it matters
The job, the customer, and the money stay in the same flow.
This is the main product difference: work does not need to be re-entered or re-explained as it moves through the business.
For day-to-day teams
Dispatch, live jobs, repeat work, missing information, and overdue actions stay visible in the same workspace.
For owners and managers
Controls, delivery logs, permissions, and reporting are already in place when the team needs more structure.