My Day, the technician app

The installable technician screen, what it does offline, and the two ways to capture a measurement on site.

My Day, the technician app

Current My Day phone view scrolled to a synthetic 2 PM visit for Documentation sample inspection. It shows the day briefing, location-sharing status, assigned job card, office and sample-customer call links, and the I'm on my way action.

This sample visit uses a reserved 555 phone number and a made-up address. The map has no coordinates for that address, so the capture focuses on the briefing and visit controls.

My Day is the technician's own screen. It installs to the home screen and behaves like an app, listing their visits in order with one tap to move each along. It opens with a day briefing so the first thing they see is what the day holds.

The shell keeps working through the dead spots that come with basements, crawl spaces and rural routes.

Illustrative My Day flow: review the day briefing, update a visit, add job notes and photos, then finish or give a reason. The technician controls location sharing separately.

When a job cannot be finished, the technician says so with a reason rather than leaving it open, and the office sees why. They can also report running late with an ETA, or record a no-show. A return trip lands back in the unscheduled drawer instead of being lost.

Measuring in the field

Two ways to put a measurement on a job, both behind the same button - "Measure" on a phone, "Add measurement" on a wider screen.

Mark up a photo. Works on any phone. Take or pick a photo, tap the two ends of what was measured, and type the number off the tape. The dimension is drawn onto the image itself.
Apple's Measure app. On iPhone, the helper panel walks the technician through switching to Measure, screenshotting the result and attaching it on return.

Measurement photos carry a small ruler badge on the job page's photo rail.

Photos attach to the job, not to an equipment record. A photo of a unit's nameplate lives on the job's photo rail beside every other photo, so name it in a way the office can find later.

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My Day, the technician app

Current My Day phone view scrolled to a synthetic 2 PM visit for Documentation sample inspection. It shows the day briefing, location-sharing status, assigned job card, office and sample-customer call links, and the I'm on my way action.

This sample visit uses a reserved 555 phone number and a made-up address. The map has no coordinates for that address, so the capture focuses on the briefing and visit controls.

The shell keeps working through the dead spots that come with basements, crawl spaces and rural routes.

Illustrative My Day flow: review the day briefing, update a visit, add job notes and photos, then finish or give a reason. The technician controls location sharing separately.

Measuring in the field

Two ways to put a measurement on a job, both behind the same button - "Measure" on a phone, "Add measurement" on a wider screen.

Mark up a photo. Works on any phone. Take or pick a photo, tap the two ends of what was measured, and type the number off the tape. The dimension is drawn onto the image itself.

Apple's Measure app. On iPhone, the helper panel walks the technician through switching to Measure, screenshotting the result and attaching it on return.

Measurement photos carry a small ruler badge on the job page's photo rail.

Photos attach to the job, not to an equipment record. A photo of a unit's nameplate lives on the job's photo rail beside every other photo, so name it in a way the office can find later.