Real identities
Owners invite technicians from the Team page. Each person signs in separately, so visits, chemistry, notes and time entries remain attributable and access can be revoked centrally.
A real 14-day utilization report combines technician time-clock entries with started and completed visits. It shows measured hours and visit counts without assigning a made-up employee grade.
Illustrative layout; production values come from tenant-scoped visits and time entries.
Technician reporting is only useful when the source data is trustworthy. SplashIQ joins authenticated time-clock entries with visit timestamps and attributes both to the technician who performed the work.
The inherited local-storage scorecards have been removed from production. Team membership now comes from workspace roles, and the utilization report comes from tenant-scoped database records.
Owners invite technicians from the Team page. Each person signs in separately, so visits, chemistry, notes and time entries remain attributable and access can be revoked centrally.
The report shows visit count, shift hours, job hours and calculated utilization. It does not infer revenue, quality or employee performance from incomplete data.
Route completion, drive time, callbacks and revenue attribution can be added after their data contracts and definitions are tested across real customer workflows.
The production screen uses real tenant members and time records, never browser-local sample technicians.
Workspace authorization and row-level security keep another contractor's crew data out of the report.
Utilization is a visible ratio of job hours to shift hours rather than an opaque composite grade.
If no time has been logged, the report says so instead of manufacturing a successful-looking dashboard.
Owners can review each technician's visits, clocked shift hours, time on jobs, and utilization for the last 14 days.
Job hours divided by clocked shift hours for the selected 14-day reporting window. If no shift hours are present, utilization is shown as zero rather than inferred.
Workspace owners manage real technician identities and roles from the Team page. Each technician signs in with their own account so visits and time entries are attributable.
No. The earlier prototype scorecard and A-to-D grade were removed because they were based on local demo data. The current report displays measured operational data without inventing a performance rating.