Gardeners and grounds maintenance

Regular garden visits that change with the seasons, rounds in driving order and paid without chasing.

Weekly in summer and monthly in winter without retyping a thing. Skip or move a visit when it rains, cover a gardener who's off, add green waste to each visit, and get paid per visit, monthly or by card.

  • Seasonal visits: weekly in summer, monthly in winter
  • Your day's round in driving order
  • Green waste added to each visit's bill
  • Per visit, monthly or bundles, by invoice, Direct Debit or card

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See it working

Team planner

Everyone knows where they're going tomorrow

Drop a job on the planner and it's on the team's phones. When they set off, the client gets a text to say they're on the way.

Payments

Get paid on the doorstep

Take a card or Apple Pay on your phone when the job's done. The invoice marks itself paid and goes across to Xero.

The features gardeners and grounds maintenance use most

Shifts

Shifts and crew scheduling

Journeys and mileage

Travel tracking

Payments

Invoices and paying online

Offline working

Works with no signal

Reviews

Google reviews

Every feature for gardeners and grounds maintenance

Job templates ready to use

Tasks, timings and crew roles for common jobs, there from the first day and yours to change.

Regular garden visit

A fortnightly or weekly visit: lawns, borders, hedges and green waste.

One-off garden tidy

An overgrown garden brought back under control, with the waste taken away.