Sell faster. Win cleaner. Hand off right

A commercial contractor CRM and sales platform stores and organizes customer detail information like property manager and contacts names, addresses, phone numbers, and security/jobsite access information so it’s accessible to all team members, helps sales teams keep track of and follow up on opportunities for new business, and assists in preparing quotes and estimates for customers.

There’s no shortage of CRMs out there, but most of them are not built for use by commercial contractor field service teams. If you do commercial scale field work, these are the features most important to look for in a CRM:

• Attach photos & videos to Quotes so customers are more likely to approve
• Single source of information across roles that eliminates double and triple data entry
• Full jobsite and asset history linked to customer information 
• Pull-through work recommendations where techs can identify work on the job & sales can follow up immediately with a Quote
• Custom reports that work for sales teams
• Hierarchical organization of customer details that map to multi-location, large-scale commercial projects

For commercial service teams, BuildOps is a field service CRM & sales platform that’s purpose-built for multi-trade service and construction teams. It was designed from day one to handle the complexities of commercial field service work, and we believe it comes out on top when it comes to the needs of commercial field service operations and sales teams. This is primarily due to its sales to operations handoff features that unify every aspect of the customer lifecycle in a single system.

We recommend doing your own research to find the field service sales software that’s the best fit for your team. CRMs and field sales software are not all the same, and aren’t built for the same use cases. If you're a residential-only team, tools designed for simpler quoting for smaller jobs might be a better fit.

Field service CRMs really cut down on data double entry and the stalling of jobs. Typically, you should see benefits specific to the sales department like these when you implement a field service CRM:

1. Faster and more accurate Quotes sent to customers
2. Faster Quote approvals from customers
3. Quotes leverage real service history data, photos, videos, and field notes from past work
4. When pull-through work is identified by techs, recommendations sync to sales right away so sales can get a Quote out the same day, or even sometimes before the tech leaves the jobsite
5. Customer information including contacts, addresses, site security info are updated in a single location and accessible to all team members from sales to field, instantly
6. Customer information hierarchy that links customer project information together so different roles have the info they need
7. Sales hands off to ops instantly because all information collected by sales is in the system, ready for ops use
8. Finance teams leverage data initially collected by sales for billing, automating invoicing and reducing AR periods

CRM+ is built into BuildOps. Your sales team shares the same customer, property, and asset data as ops with no integrations and no duplicate records. It's a CRM made for how commercial construction contractors actually sell, not a generic sales platform that can’t understand contractor workflows or construction estimating..

We built CRM+ to feel natural inside BuildOps. Reps don't need a separate login, and because our CRM links to quotes and jobsite work, there’s far less extra data entry. Customer data, property details, and asset history are already there, so adoption sticks.

New accounts created in CRM+ automatically default to "Prospect" status. Once a deal is won, the account converts to "Active." This keeps sales data clean and prevents prospect info from cluttering your ops environment.

When a rep closes a deal, every detail including margin, scope, contacts, and timeline flow directly into BuildOps. Ops hits the ground running without asking "who sold this?" or re-entering any data. Additionally, when pull-through work is identified out in the field, it’s linked to all this pre-existing data so sales can build Quotes much faster leveraging all their pre-existing information about the customer.

Yes. CRM+ and BuildOps share the same database. Your reps can see every past job, service agreement, property note, and asset record for existing accounts, so they sell with full context, not a blank screen.

Each account in CRM+ links to multiple properties. Each property links to its assets, service history, and contacts. Your team can drill from account to property to asset in seconds without digging through spreadsheets.

Yes, and it’s what we’re built for. BuildOps CRM+ supports multiple sales processes, each with its own stages, required fields, and workflows. Today, closed-won opportunities convert directly into service agreements, quoted jobs, or projects inside BuildOps. For service work and special projects like tenant improvements or retrofits, CRM+ handles the full pipeline-to-handoff workflow. For larger new construction bids with dedicated estimating needs, CRM+ manages the pipeline while estimation is handled through your preconstruction tools.

We have tons of examples. Here are some of the biggest benefits sales teams have seen using BuildOps:

• Layer One fixed their job costing process, saving 1 week of manual work every month
• Certified Fire saw service employee billable time increase from 75% to over 95%, monthly service billing rose 54%, and an incredible 250% increase in profit margins
• Jackson Mechanical saw a 50% reduction in time taken to create a job and get it scheduled, and a 30% growth in revenue
• Classic Electric unified their whole operation in a single platform, achieving 300% growth

There’s a clear reason that sales departments love BuildOps.

BuildOps integrates with many of the tools frequently used by commercial field service businesses including QuickBooks and Sage, and has a bidirectional sync with these tools, so data can flow from the field directly into your accounting system, job costing, payroll, and other tools, cutting out the need for manual double or triple entry.

BuildOps also integrates with tools commonly used in different trades and industries, and features an integration with Bluon for HVAC teams, and an integration with Inspect Point for fire and life safety service teams.

We see BuildOps as the operational backbone you can build your sales department and field operations on top of, no matter what other tools you need in your tech stack.

OpsAI is live and in production today. Teams are using it now across dispatch, field documentation, asset capture, invoicing, and payment matching. It ships as part of BuildOps, not as a separate add-on.

Our customers have seen results like 80% less data entry using our PO scanning tools, have saved hours every month using our invoice automation, and love the ability to turn tech voice notes into structured field notes that convert to invoice notes in seconds—all powered with OpsAI.

OpsAI learns from your jobs and project data to flag issues, identify recommended work, suggest next actions, and cut busywork, getting sharper with every visit. It turns your legacy system of record (showing you the history of what was done) into a modern system of action, guiding every team member from field to office on what steps to take next.

More specifically, here are the top ways sales departments enhance operations using OpsAI to automate sales tasks:

• Identifies pull-through revenue and work recommendations from completed visit notes to make faster recommendations to customers for additional work
• Reads what your techs write up including aging equipment, recurring failures, missed agreements and surfaces a ranked list of opportunities your sales team can act on the same day
• Surfaces jobs trends and risks that can lead to changes in quoting or updated change orders for customers
• When OpsAI flags a replacement opportunity, the signal connects to field execution, service agreements, and financial forecasting so a quote becomes a job and then an invoice and then a new quote for pull-through work, all in the same system