Appointments the customer trusts
Arrival windows, buffers, and ETAs your route can hit.
You booked three cars for Saturday and then remembered you're driving 45 minutes between the second and third. The customer expects you at 2:00 sharp. You're going to be late.
Whips schedules by arrival window, not fixed time. Add drive time and buffer once - the calendar respects it forever. Customers see an ETA, not a false promise.
Fewer 'where are you?' texts. Fewer apologies. And when a job runs long, the next customer's window shifts automatically instead of you calling from the driveway.
What's included
- Arrival-window scheduling (1-hour, 2-hour, or custom)
- Per-service duration + buffer in the catalog
- Team assignment when you run multiple trucks
- Job checklist to run from your phone on-site
- Before / after photo capture that lands in the customer record
- Rescheduling flow that respects existing windows