Run your service business like an operating system.
HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, and every trade that runs on coordination — Solomon is the layer that makes your existing tools, people, and process behave like one operation.
It's not a software problem. It's a coordination problem.
Most service businesses don't lack tools. They lack a layer that makes the tools, the people, and the handoffs behave like one operation. The work moves only as fast as the slowest handoff.
- Calls, jobs, and follow-up live in three different inboxes.
- The schedule is built once and never reflects reality after 9am.
- Estimates and aged jobs depend on whoever remembers to call back.
- Reporting is reconstructed from memory at the end of the month.
The capabilities that move the needle.
Solomon governs the handoffs that decide whether your operation grows cleanly or grows expensively.
Intelligent intake
Every inbound call, form, and message becomes qualified, owned, and routed without manual triage.
Coordinated scheduling
Schedules respect skills, geography, and capacity — and re-sequence as reality changes.
Live job state
Every job has an owner, a status, and a next action — visible to the whole operation.
Closed-loop follow-up
Estimates, no-answers, and aged jobs surface before they go cold.
Workflow automation
Codify the way your operation should run, then let the system enforce it.
Operational reporting
Built from live operating data, not exports. Same numbers for owner, ops, and field.
Built for how each trade actually runs.
Solomon adapts to the operating model of your industry — service categories, dispatch rules, recurring cadences, follow-up rhythms.
The work that quietly determines whether the business runs.
“We didn't replace anything. We added the layer that made the operation visible — and most of what we used to fight about disappeared.”
FSM is not the category.
Solomon is an operating layer above your existing field service tools — not a replacement for them.
Run the trade on a real operating system.
Start with the handoff that costs you the most. Expand from there.