Backup generator
Equipment #204
The next person on the job can see what happened before.
Equipment-First Service Operations
Jobs. Equipment. People. Parts. History.
Manage jobs, equipment, technicians, parts, and service history in one place.
Backup generator
Equipment #204
The next person on the job can see what happened before.
Jobs
Work on this equipment
Parts
What was used on the job
Labor
Hours stay with the job
Preventive maintenance
Next maintenance is on the unit
Photos
Details stay with the job
History
Closed work stays here
Watch one job
Before anyone arrives, what does your team actually know?
A piece of equipment needs work.
New request
Harbor Market
The job closes.
The knowledge stays.
Plays on its own. Tap a stage to look around.
The equipment record is better than it was before.
Your turn
You just watched one job stay with the equipment. Pick the operation that matches your work, then walk it yourself.
1. Choose a master story
Customers, locations, equipment, estimates, and jobs
Sites, equipment, preventive work, and parts
Customer work and internal maintenance in one company
Pick a sub-demo — the next step opens right away.
Tour and look-around start right away. Video asks how the work comes in.
Same shop you already picked. This only changes the video.
Each launch provisions a fresh fictional company. It expires after about 2 hours. Demo shops stay isolated from real customers, billing, and admin secrets.
What you service
Customer service teams, in-house maintenance, facilities groups, and specialty shops use the same workflow. Whether it is a machine, generator, pump, vehicle, refrigerator, or air conditioner, the work and history stay organized.
Equipment Down → Work Order → Technician Assigned → Repair Completed → History Updated
Stop sending technicians in blind
Every repair, part, photo, note, and PM stays with the equipment for the next visit.
Work order
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Built to make the work easier
Technician
Wrench Cove shows previous history, notes, photos, and parts. Arrive ready to work instead of starting from scratch.
Manager
See who is working on what, what is overdue, and what is waiting — without digging through texts.
Equipment
Previous repairs stay with the unit, so the next visit starts with the last one.
Parts
Track stock, parts used on jobs, vendors, and purchasing without another spreadsheet.
Automation
Wrench Cove can assign work, update status, notify the right people, create due PM jobs, and flag low stock.
Less admin
Wrench Cove handles more of the busywork so your team can focus on the job.
New jobs can be assigned using your routing rules, or left for a dispatcher.
When a technician starts or finishes, the job status can follow.
The right people can be notified when work is critical, stuck, or finished.
When preventive maintenance is due, Wrench Cove can create the job.
When a part is used on a job, stock can update with it.
When stock runs low, supervisors can be alerted.
When the job closes, the repair stays with the equipment.
The rest of the operation
The homepage is the equipment-first story. These are the other rooms of the same product.
Requests, jobs, schedule, estimates, checklists, and labor.
The unit keeps the jobs, parts, photos, notes, and PM.
Use the part on the job. Stock and history stay honest.
Customers you serve, or sites you maintain — and what sits there.
Roles, assignment, notifications, and PM jobs that create themselves.
Open work, overdue work, labor, parts, and low stock.
The tools you already run
Only featured connections — and only with an honest status.
Wrench Cove can email your team when work arrives, is assigned, or changes status.
Learn moreConnect operational work in Wrench Cove with the accounting system your business already uses.
Learn moreLook up supplier parts without leaving the job — then let inventory and history stay in Wrench Cove.
Learn moreWrench Cove
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