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Field service software for contractors

Run the officefrom a text.

Text Brix the way you’d text your best guy. Brix answers the phone, books the job, sends the invoice and chases the money. You just say yes or no.

Built by

A small crew

Made for

1 to 25 trucks

Works on

The truck phone

Who decides

You do

YOUR BUSINESS. WITH BRIX.

Brix prepares it.
You make the call.

A customer asks to move a visit.
The next step waits for your approval.
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Example CrewBrix account showing work needing attention and Miller Commercial’s schedule change awaiting approval
The same Brix approval workflow on a phone, with the customer request and Decline and Approve controls
Follow the job from request to paid

The main way people use it

Text Brix from
the crawlspace.

Text Brix directly from your phone. Like texting someone who happens to be sitting at your desk with your price book open. Move a job, follow up on money or ask what needs you next.

Brix

Your shop

  1. You:

    brix move miller to thurs am

  2. Brix:

    Done. Jordan has 9 to 11 Thursday and Dana’s on it. I told Jordan.

    Changed the schedule · sent one text

  3. You:

    anything else today

  4. Brix:

    Two things. Dana Whitfield’s $1,953 is 38 days late, I’ve written her a text with a link to pay. And a message came in on Facebook about a swamp cooler in Gilbert, which is outside your area.

  5. You:

    send dana. pass on gilbert

  6. Brix:

    Sent, and passed. I’ll stop bringing you Gilbert.

    Remembered for next time

  7. Brix:

    One more. Fourteen people you looked after last spring haven’t been back. Want me to offer them a tune-up?

  8. You:

    yeah do it

  9. Brix:

    Running it. I’ll only book inside your hours and I won’t go under your price book.

    Campaign started · 14 people

An example of a day handled by text: move a job, follow up on an unpaid invoice and bring past customers back.

What you send

“Move Miller to Thursday morning”

“Who still owes me money?”

“Send Ada the bill for today”

Plain words. No commands to remember, no menus to find.

And you still decide

Brix only has the keys you hand over.

You choose which customer, job, schedule, and business records Brix can use. Anything that needs your approval waits in Decisions, and What happened keeps the history.

See where you draw the line

One job, start to finish

One job.
No retyping.

Customer details follow the job from the first call through scheduling, invoicing and payment. Your office and crew work from the same history.

01

The phone rings while you’re under a house

Brix picks up, and gets the name, the address and what’s wrong.

02

It’s written up before you’re back in the truck

A slot inside your hours and your service area, priced off your price book, with the text to the customer already drafted.

03

You say yes or no

Anything outside your rules waits. Okay it, change the time, or go handle it yourself.

04

Your tech shows up knowing the job

Same address, same history, same notes you’re looking at. On his phone, in the driveway.

05

The invoice goes out the same day

Finished visit, invoice, pay link. Then you see what came in and what the job actually cost you.

You’re still the boss

Your rules.
Your say.

You set the hours, the service area, how far out Brix can book, and what Brix is allowed to look at. Anything past that sits and waits. Everything Brix did is written down.

Hours

Mon to Fri, 7 to 5

Service area

Your town, 20 miles out

Books out

10 days, no further

Needs your okay

Prices and any move

Sample rules · you set your own

Waiting on youJOB-1042

Move the AC repair to Thursday morning

Jordan at Miller Commercial wants a morning visit. It’s on the books for Thursday, 1 to 3. Dana’s open at 9.

Now1 to 3 PM
Brix picked9 to 11 AM
After you okay itOn the record

After approval: Thursday, 9 to 11 AM

The schedule, Dana’s job and the history all show the new time. Nobody has to call anybody back.

Example customer text

“Hi Jordan, you’re all set for Thursday, September 24, 9 to 11 AM. Dana Lee will see you then.”

Interactive preview · Sample data · No messages or payments are sent.

Three things that happen every week

From the first hello
to the money in.

01

The customer calls again

Open the customer record for their contact details, current work, equipment, and outstanding balance. The next conversation starts with the information already in front of you.

Customer, work, balance

Customer details, current work, and outstanding invoices
02

A customer needs a different time

Miller Commercial asks for Thursday morning. Brix prepares the change for your review. Read the request, then approve or decline it.

Review, approve, follow through

The change waiting for your okay
03

The check still isn’t in

The invoice shows $429 outstanding. Open the line items, review the amount owed, and send a reminder or collect payment from the same record.

Invoice, reminder, payment

An overdue invoice with line items and the outstanding balance

Made for the way you work

For the people
on tools.

Between calls, in the driveway, or back in the truck. Keep the customer, the job and the next step together, wherever the work takes you.

Illustrative scene of two technicians beside a service van, one checking a phoneIllustrative scene of a trades business owner checking a phone in a parked truck

Illustrative scenes · AI-generated photography

Before you ask

What Brix
won’t do.

Better to hear it now than in month two.

Brix won’t quote a price you didn’t set

Brix works off your price book. A change waits for you.

Brix won’t move a booked job on its own

Not unless you tell Brix that’s fine.

Brix gets things wrong sometimes

AI does. Every call is in the history, including the ones Brix fumbled and the ones that dropped after eight seconds.

You don’t have to move everything at once

Start with the phone. Bring over customers, scheduling and invoicing when you’re ready.

Pricing

Pick the one
that fits your trucks.

Compare trial availability, included Brix minutes, extra-use rates and payment fees on the pricing page. Your final terms appear before checkout.

See plans and pricing →

Starter

One truck

Calls answered, jobs on the calendar, invoices out.

Pro · trial starts here

A few trucks

Adds dispatch, recurring billing, and what each job cost you.

Business

A crew and an office

A crew and an office. Brix can finish the routine work.

Try it on
your own phone.

Fourteen days on Pro. Set your hours, forward your number, and see what Brix brings you by Friday.

Try a customer workflow

THREE WAYS TO TRY CREWBRIX

From the first hello.
To the money in.

A new lead. A change of plans. A job paid.
Pick a story and try both sides of the experience.

Interactive preview · Sample data. No messages or payments are sent.

Wednesday morning · The first hello

STEP 1 OF 5

A post starts the conversation.

Jordan at Miller Commercial sees your Facebook post about AC repairs and follows it to your website. See what happens to the request next.

This changes the preview only.

CrewBrixRoy’s workspaceSample companyR
CustomersNew workJOB-1042
Your businessWhat the customer sees
MC

Miller Commercial

Where the next job begins

Discovery
FacebookJordan discovers your business
01
Your websiteA clear way to request a visit
02
CrewBrixCustomer, source, and next step
03

Brix prepared this

This example follows a Facebook post to a website request. The source stays with the lead.

JOB-1042 · Miller CommercialWed, Sep 23, 2026
Questions

Is CrewBrix only an AI phone service?

No. CrewBrix also runs your customers, jobs, schedules, crews, estimates, invoices, payments and follow-up in one app.

What can Brix see?

You choose which customer, job, schedule, and business records Brix can use. Anything that needs your approval waits in Decisions, and What happened keeps the history.

Will my tech use it?

The phone view shows one day, one job at a time, with the address, the history and a button to finish the visit.

Do I have to move everything on day one?

No. Start with the phone. Bring over customers, scheduling and invoicing when you are ready.

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