Not off-the-shelf software bent to fit. Custom built for field engineers, installers and delivery teams, and the offices behind them.
Jobs in a WhatsApp group. Schedules in a spreadsheet. Photos in one inbox, paperwork in another. The office spends half its day stitching it all back together. Read why this costs more than most owners realise →
Jobs handed out in chat. Updates buried in scrolling threads. Nothing searchable.
Living in one person's head. Out of date the moment the day starts. No one trusts it.
Sign-off shots emailed Friday. Damage photos lost by Monday. Nothing tied to the job.
Engineers fill them in. Office types them up. Customers wonder where their invoice is.
Engineers get a focused mobile app. The office gets a real-time view of every job. Same data, same source of truth, built for the way each side actually works.
One screen, one job, one tap to update. Works offline. Photos sync the moment signal returns.
Every job, every engineer, every status, visible in real time. No more "let me just check with the team."
No per-seat fees and no surprise add-ons. A one-off setup to build Sixfields around the way your business works, then one flat monthly price for teams of up to 10 engineers.
More than 10 engineers, or several systems to join up? We'll scope it and quote it before you commit.
Sixfields exists because we've lived the problem. Years on the tools, then years building the tooling that should have existed in the first place. Here's what a normal week looks like, before and after the spreadsheets go.
Each version of Sixfields is shaped around the way your industry actually runs, not generic field service software bent to fit.
Sixfields is designed and built in Northampton, working with field service, installation and delivery businesses across the East Midlands and beyond. From the first conversation to the hundredth update, you deal with the person who built it. If you'd rather talk face to face than fill in a form, we can usually make that happen.
Route planning and proof of delivery are solved problems. The harder part, the one most software ducks, is everything else: surveys, multi-crew jobs, install snags, customer sign-offs that actually mean something.
Most field service tools charge per driver, per seat, per user. Add a seasonal crew for a busy month and your software bill quietly climbs with them. Sixfields is one flat monthly price for teams of up to 10 engineers, with office logins included. Take on a subcontractor for a weekend and your bill stays exactly the same.
See pricingSixfields is custom software, built around how your business actually runs rather than a generic template you bend to fit. Every app is shaped around your job types, your crews and your existing processes, so no two businesses get quite the same system.
For teams of up to 10 engineers, Sixfields is £990 a month plus a one-off £4,500 setup, with a 12 month minimum term and rolling monthly after that. Hosting, support, updates and office logins are all included, with no per-seat charges.
Larger teams, multiple sites or several systems to join up get scoped and quoted individually, priced around the work rather than per head. You'll know the number before you commit.
Yes. Sixfields covers both: route planning and proof of delivery for delivery teams, and job sheets, asset history and sign-offs for field engineers and installers. Many businesses run both sides from the same system.
Generic tools solve routing and proof of delivery well, then stop. Sixfields goes further, with multi-crew jobs, service contracts, asset history and site surveys, because it's built for the parts of the job that off-the-shelf software wasn't designed for.
FSM stands for field service management: software that helps businesses schedule jobs, dispatch engineers or crews, track work in real time, and capture proof of completion like photos and sign-offs. Sixfields is FSM software built specifically for engineers, installers and delivery teams, rather than a generic tool adapted to fit.
Have a quick chat with us. We'll show you how Sixfields fits your business, and tell you straight if it doesn't.