Joblogic Blog

The FIA Technology Council is driving the future of fire safety. This blog looks at how interoperability, real-time visibility and practical cybersecurity can connect people, processes and technology to strengthen compliance, build trust and create safer outcomes.

Joblogic’s biggest customer event marked the start of a new era: the evolution from workflow tool to digital copilot. This blog explores how Service-as-a-Software, AI-driven insights, and unified workflows are helping field service businesses align people, processes, and technology to scale sustainably, empower teams, and stay ahead of rising customer expectations.

Operational demands on contractors are growing, from rising customer expectations to stretched teams. This blog shows how Joblogic’s evolution into Service-as-a-Software helps overcome these challenges with intelligence, flexibility, and scale.

Compliance pressures are rising, and contractors face mounting risks if they get it wrong. In this blog, we explore how documentation and digital systems can protect against costly mistakes, strengthen client trust, and even open new opportunities for growth.

EV demand is accelerating, but UK contractors face mounting pressures: tougher compliance, rising safety risks, and a surge in installations. In this blog, we look at the risks and opportunities shaping the future of EV charging, and what contractors must get right to thrive in the Net Zero transition.

When every second counts, you need to see the full picture. Arriving on site without a detailed breakdown of asset locations costs more than time. It slows inspections, delays repairs, and, in safety-critical sectors, puts people at risk. Joblogic already gives you the tools to track and manage assets, upload site plans, and place a pin exactly where each asset sits. But as portfoli [...]

Fire safety teams face disjointed systems, missing asset data, growing job volumes, and rising client expectations. These issues often compound, making it harder to deliver consistent service across multiple sites. In this blog, we unpack the biggest operational inefficiencies holding fire safety firms back, and what it takes to fix them.

What’s really causing admin overload in growing Plumbing and Heating businesses? With success comes new challenges. One of the biggest is an explosive surge in administrative work. Admin overload is a hidden hurdle for many growing businesses, especially in industries like plumbing and heating where job volume, compliance, and customer expectations are on the rise. Understanding the [...]

After 30 years in facilities management, I still see facility managers struggle to extract the full value from their CAFM systems. The red flags are obvious once you look for them. Contractors and their engineers still use paper forms on site, job updates come via phone call instead of the system, asset lists are incomplete or full of duplicates, and accurate reports are impossible [...]

In growing plumbing and heating businesses, time is one of the most valuable resources. Yet many teams lose hours without realising it. It's not a question of effort or skill. It's the hidden inefficiencies built into daily operations that quietly drain productivity. As businesses scale, small process gaps and outdated workflows multiply. What costs a small company a few hours can a [...]

Authored by: Paul Webb, Head of Customer Insight & Education Over the years, I’ve seen mobile apps go from being a “nice to have” to an essential part of getting the job done. But let’s be honest, just having an app doesn’t mean people use it well, or that it actually helps. The truth is, when you get the basics right, the mobile app becomes less about ticking boxes and more abo [...]

Authored by: Paul Webb, Head of Customer Insight & Education What a day. From in-depth debates to fish and chips at fantasy prices, my time at the Installer Show at the NEC had everything you'd expect from a major industry event and more. It wasn’t just a chance to showcase Joblogic on the stand; it was a day of conversations that reminded me why we do what we do. Changing lands [...]