For fire suppression shops
Build a day a hood shop can actually run.
Operouter is dispatch software for kitchen suppression, portables, cylinders, and marshal tests. It routes around county tickets, manufacturer certs, trucks, and who has to be home by 3:30 — not the shortest line on a map.
Made for 6–20 tech shops that still dispatch from a whiteboard.
The ticket on the truck
Suffolk, Nassau, and FDNY are not interchangeable. Neither are Ansul, Kidde, and Pemall. The person on the job has to hold both.
Unpaid windshield time
First inbound and last outbound often do not pay. A smart day starts paid work sooner and still gets people home on time.
A day that stays in one pocket
Montauk and Staten Island do not belong on the same truck. Compact geography beats a pretty mileage total.
What the board actually plans
Built for the work fire equipment shops already do — not sprinkler CAD, not a generic field-service app that thinks every tech can take every stop.
Certs, then geography
Match jurisdiction and system or brand before a job hits a route. Pair helpers only when one tech can be of record.
Trucks that already exist
Install rigs, service trucks, extinguisher vans. Who parks at home, the yard, or the shop.
Home-by as a hard stop
Thursday at 4:15 is a constraint, not a suggestion. The planner will leave work on the backlog first.
Deadlines that pull forward
Overdue inspections, 6-year maintenance, and a marshal on site at 10:00 move to the front of the week.