Irrigation management software
Season pre-routing, backflow deadlines and repair conversion, in one system.
Notifi schedules your whole recurring book by neighbourhood before the phones open, absorbs the start-up and blow-out surge, and tracks backflow certification per property.
Start-ups, repairs and commercial contracts are three different seasons
A spring start-up, a mid-season leak and a campus under a maintenance agreement have different urgency, different pricing and completely different scheduling.
The whole book wants the same fortnight
Every customer wants their system on in the same two weeks of spring and off in the same two weeks of autumn. The business is scheduling, and it is decided before the season starts.
A start-up is a sales call with a wrench in it
Broken heads, failed valves and leaks found during a start-up carry the margin the start-up itself does not. The difference is whether the finding became a priced repair before the crew left the yard.
Commercial irrigation is water budgets and reporting
HOAs, campuses and commercial landscapes run large multi-controller systems under agreements, with property managers who want service verification and water usage they can defend.
Everything an irrigation business runs on, in one system
Scheduling, routing, the mobile app, GPS tracking, the price book, estimates, job costing, invoicing, payments and reporting on one customer record.
A season’s revenue lands in about four weeks
Irrigation has the sharpest demand curve of any trade. Two weeks in spring and two in autumn carry most of the year, and every customer wants the same days.
Notifi routes the entire recurring book by neighbourhood before the season opens, so the fortnight is already planned when the phones start, and the surge calls fill gaps rather than dictating the route.
Iris takes the start-up and blow-out volume at once, handles the weather reschedules and books the repairs that come out of them.
Irrigation management software, answered
What is irrigation software?
Software that runs the operating side of an irrigation company: pre-routing seasonal services, answering the surge, holding zone and controller records per property, tracking backflow certification, quoting repairs and billing. Notifi does that with an AI operator answering every call.
Can it pre-schedule our whole recurring book?
Yes. Recurring start-ups and blow-outs can be routed and booked ahead of the season by geography rather than taken first-come.
Does it track backflow testing deadlines?
Yes, per device per property, with the certificate stored on the record.
How are weather reschedules handled?
Affected days are moved as a block with customers notified automatically, rather than by one person working a call list.
Can we store zone maps and controller details?
Yes, on the property record, so the crew is not relearning the yard each season.
Do repairs found during a start-up become quotes?
Yes, priced on site with photos, and re-engaged automatically if declined.
Is there a mobile app?
Yes, with route, property history, zone records, checklists, photos and payment, and it works offline.
Is anything sold as an add-on?
No. One platform with no add-on modules.
How long does implementation take?
Four weeks. Doing it between seasons is easiest.
Does it work with QuickBooks?
Yes, invoices, payments and customer records sync.
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See it against your spring
Bring last season’s start-up list and we will show you how Notifi would have routed it.