A roadmap you can see.
What we're building, what's next, and what we've decided to hold — out in the open. Contractors are used to being told a feature is coming and then hearing nothing for two years. Publishing the roadmap costs us the ability to be vague. That's exactly the point.
This is a living page. Statuses move as we build — so what you see here is where things actually stand, not where we hoped they'd be.
The core loop — what we're building right now.
Capture a lead, price it, schedule it, dispatch it, complete it in the field with or without signal, invoice on site, get paid — and keep every piece of it on the job record. This is the MVP, and it's what has our full attention today.
Lead Capture
Catch every new lead in one place so nothing falls through before you can price it.
Customers
One record per customer — contacts, sites, history — that the whole loop reads from.
Jobs
The job is the spine of everything: scope, status, and money in one thread.
Dispatch Board
Schedule the work and see who's where, then move a job with a drag.
Field Experience
Offline-first. Crews complete the job with or without signal; it syncs when they're back in range.
Price Book
Your materials, labor, and rates in one list, so every estimate prices the same way.
Estimates
Price the work off the book and send a clean quote the customer can say yes to.
Invoices
Turn the finished job into an invoice on site — no retyping, no waiting for the office.
Payments
Get paid in the field the moment the work is done, not thirty days later.
Job Record
Photos, notes, estimates, invoices, and payments all live on the job for good.
Notifications
Alerts only when something needs a person — not a firehose you learn to ignore.
Planned once the core loop is solid.
These are real, and they're coming — but not before the loop above is rock-solid. We'd rather nail the basics than sprint ahead and leave them wobbly.
AI Assistant
Coming NextA real conversation with the business — what needs attention today, draft the follow-up, find last spring's job with the same failure.
Voice Workflows
Coming NextCrews talking instead of typing. Say what happened on the job and let the system write it down.
Intelligent Material Ordering
Coming NextGenerate the material needs straight from the work itself, so nobody guesses at the counter.
Inventory
Coming NextWhat's on the truck, what's on the shelf, and what's about to run out before it does.
Automation
Coming NextKill the repetitive office work — reminders, follow-ups, status updates that send themselves.
Integrations
Coming NextAccounting first, then payments, phone systems, lead sources — plus an open API so your data is truly yours.
Customer Experience
Coming NextThe homeowner side — booking confirmations, on-the-way heads-up, view an estimate or pay an invoice without calling the office.
Business Intelligence
Coming NextA clear signal on margin, throughput, and aging receivables — not a wall of charts you never open.
Real needs — all after the core loop is solid.
Every one of these matters to somebody running a shop. None of them jumps the line ahead of the work above.
Advanced CRM
Under ConsiderationDeeper pipeline, segments, and lifecycle tracking for shops that need it.
Purchasing
Under ConsiderationPurchase orders and vendor management wired to the jobs that need the materials.
Payroll
Under ConsiderationTurn field hours into pay without exporting to a second system.
Marketing Automation
Under ConsiderationCampaigns, review requests, and win-back sequences run on their own.
Memberships
Under ConsiderationRecurring service plans and maintenance agreements for repeat customers.
Advanced Reporting
Under ConsiderationCustom reports and exports for owners who want to slice the numbers their own way.
Customers drive what gets built.
Anyone using ForemanSuite can submit an idea and vote on the ones already there. What rises to the top is what people running these businesses actually need.
Submit an idea
If it's missing, say so. Every account can put a request on the board for the rest of the trade to see.
Vote in the open
The list is public and the votes are public. You can see exactly what other shops are pushing for.
We say why
When we pass on something, we say so and say why — no quiet burial in a backlog nobody reads.
We're not handing over the wheel — sometimes a good idea with three votes is still the right call. But the list is public, the votes are public, and when we pass on something we tell you. And to be straight with you: the voting system itself is still part of this roadmap, not something you can use today.
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