Job management software for borehole drilling
Omni Field is job management software for borehole drilling and pump businesses in South Africa. It records each borehole as an asset with depth, yield and pump, schedules drilling and installation crews, runs annual pump services as recurring jobs and invoices in stages in Rand with VAT. The app keeps working when the signal drops.
Boreholes for more than domestic use may need registration or a water use licence with the Department of Water and Sanitation under the National Water Act, and municipalities set their own by-laws.
Record each borehole with its depth, yield and pump, schedule drilling and installation crews, and invoice in Rand.
Job management software for South African borehole drilling and pump businesses.
Running a borehole drilling business comes with unique obstacles. Omni Field is built to solve them.
Depth, yield, casing and pump details for hundreds of boreholes in one drilling log.
A rig booked twice and a pump crew idle.
Annual pump services that depend on the client phoning.
Drilling deposit, pump balance and a filtration extra tracked in messages.
Every feature designed with borehole drilling workflows in mind.
Each borehole recorded with depth, yield, casing, pump and every visit against the client.
Drilling and installation crews on one board with the rig's day visible.
Annual pump services run as recurring jobs with reminders to the client.
Drilling, casing, pump and wellhead photographed against the site.
Deposit, drilling and installation invoices from one quote with payment links.
Site records wait in a sync queue on a farm and send later.
A streamlined process from job creation to completion.
The site is recorded and the quote carries a deposit.
The rig is scheduled and the drilling log captured on the phone.
The pump and its details are recorded as the borehole's asset.
Invoices go out with payment links and the annual service is booked.
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