Scheduling that reflects the capacity you actually have.
I build Salesforce Field Service for organizations whose revenue depends on getting the right person to the right address at the right time.
Most field scheduling breaks the same way. Capacity is set at the shift level. Travel time is a guess. Every appointment is booked at the same length whether it is a ten-minute measurement or a two-hour consultation.
WHAT I BUILD
- Appointment-based availability that replaces fixed shifts
- Drive-time models with per-resource overrides
- Overbooking and capacity engines honouring multiple shifts and break gaps
- Appointment duration driven by territory, with qualifying questions that route the right type
- External scheduling APIs so partner channels book into the same model
WINDOWS USA
I replaced fixed-shift scheduling across their whole field organisation. It runs across 407 territories and 163 field resources on a base of 725,000+ service appointments, and booked over 6,400 in its first weeks live. Measured from their production org, August 2026.
I am a Salesforce Consulting Partner and I do the build myself. Fixed-cost pricing settles scope before work starts. Customer satisfaction across scored engagements is 4.78 out of 5.