Electrical dispatch software that runs the whole job.
Dispatch software gets the right crew to the right job on time and keeps the office in the loop. Revcore Pro pairs a crew board, a live crew map, route optimization, and GPS clock-in with estimating, payments, and automatic appointment reminders in one login.
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Looking for the right dispatch software for electrical? Revcore Pro gives electrical crews dispatch software plus everything it connects to, from the first lead to the final payment, in one login at a flat price, with unlimited free field crew seats.
Last updated September 2026
What slows electrical crews down.
Quoting from the van
Flat-rate or custom pricing on the phone, approved by the customer in a tap.
Dispatch software built for electrical, not bolted on.
Explore Field & dispatchLive crew map and routes
See every job and crew on a live map, then optimize the day's route so nearby work gets grouped.
Crew board
Drag a job onto a crew and a day, and the crew sees it on their phone with directions to the next stop.
Automatic customer updates
Appointment confirmations and reminders by text cut no-shows and status calls.
Where dispatch software fits in an electrical job.
Quote from the truck
Build the estimate from saved assemblies like a 200 amp panel upgrade, a service change, or a dedicated circuit, with labor and material rates set to your area. Offer tiers when there is a choice, like a charger circuit alone or with a panel upgrade.
Schedule rough-in and the utility cut
Put the rough-in, the utility disconnect, and the trim-out on the crew board as separate visits, synced to Google Calendar. Move them when the inspector or utility changes the date, and text the homeowner automatically.
What electrical crews should look for in dispatch software
- Saved assemblies for repeat work. Panel upgrades, service changes, and circuits repeat all week. Saved assemblies let any electrician quote them consistently from the truck.
- Qualification before the truck rolls. Knowing the panel brand, amperage, and charger model before the visit saves a second trip. Intake surveys and custom fields capture it.
Dispatch software is just the start.
Every electrical account runs the full job, from the first lead to the final payment, in one login, so you are not paying for or syncing separate tools.
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Electrical dispatch software, questions answered.
Still deciding if Revcore fits your crew? Talk to our team.
What is the best electrical dispatch software?
It depends on how you sell and how many tools you want to run. Revcore Pro covers electrical dispatch software and runs the entire job in one login: CRM, Good/Better/Best estimating, an in-home sales presentation, scheduling, invoicing, and on-the-spot payments, all built for how electrical crews actually work.
Does Revcore Pro work for electrical businesses?
Yes. Service work moves fast. Revcore lets your electricians quote on site, capture the job, and collect payment before they pull out of the driveway.
How much does electrical dispatch software cost?
Revcore Pro is one flat price per plan, $249 to $1,199/mo, with 3 to 15 full seats, unlimited free field crew seats, and no setup fees or contracts. That covers the full platform, not just dispatch software, so you replace several tools with one bill.
Can electricians quote panel upgrades from the truck?
Yes. Save a panel upgrade or service change as an assembly with its labor and materials, then build the estimate on a phone in the driveway. The customer e-signs and pays the deposit from the same link, and the approved estimate becomes a job.
How do I schedule rough-in, inspection, and trim-out?
Create separate visits on the same job and place each on the crew board or calendar. When the inspector or utility moves a date, drag the visit and the homeowner gets a text. Crews clock in with GPS, so hours tie back to the job.
