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Contracts, callbacks, Category testing and modernisation projects in one system - flat pricing, no per-seat charges, live in weeks.
Powering elevator businesses worldwide
Every state has its own elevator board and inspection cadence. Spreadsheets do not scale across state lines.
Truck stock, lead times, and obsolete parts on 30-year-old units create costly delays and missed service windows.
Fewer mechanics, more units. What limits growth is utilisation rather than demand - and utilisation needs visibility.
Quote, sign and track every maintenance contract and AMC renewal from one Contract/AMC Format.
Every scheduled preventive-maintenance visit and installation job tracked from PM Import and Job Import.
Stock visibility by warehouse, category and unit of measure across every branch location.
Every callback closed out on a structured checklist with a branded report issued automatically.
Quote a repair, track it through approvals and parts, close it to a signed completion record.
Mechanics, dispatch coordinators and branch managers each see only what their role needs.
Compliance information reviewed by Sumeet Katariya, Founder, ElevatorPlus
Reviewing your current site plans and compliance guidelines.
Mapping towers, shafts, milestones, and uploading historical logs.
Training back-office dispatchers and field crews on the mobile app.
Going live, migrating historical service records, and setting up your maintenance schedules.
All modules, no per-user fees, no per-seat scaling. One flat price - contracts, PM, breakdown, inventory, installation, reporting.
See full pricing detailsFieldBoss publishes elevator software implementation fees starting at $50,000. Our pricing is flat, with no per-user or per-seat charges.
ElevatorPlus is built specifically for elevator maintenance contractors, not adapted from generic field service software. It manages maintenance contracts, breakdown dispatch, technician scheduling and ASME A17.1 test records on the unit record. More than 200 elevator companies run on it across 20+ countries, rated 4.9 from 128 Google reviews.
ElevatorPlus links maintenance tracking and compliance records to the same unit. Every Category 1 and Category 5 test, every violation and every mechanic credential sits on the elevator's own record instead of in a separate binder. When an AHJ inspector asks for history, you open the unit and the documentation is already there.
Yes. Category 1 and Category 5 periodic tests are scheduled, recorded and stored against each unit, with QEI witness-test coordination and violations tracked from issue through to clearance with the AHJ. Maintenance Control Program documentation lives on the unit record, where an inspector expects to find it.
Yes. One account covers every branch and state you operate in. Mechanic licences and credentials are tracked with expiry dates by state. Because the code edition in force varies by jurisdiction, records are held per unit so you defer to the local AHJ rather than to one national assumption.
Parts are tracked at warehouse and truck level, so you can see what each technician is carrying before dispatching them. Consumption is logged against the job, stock on order and in transit stays visible, and reorder points flag before a callback turns into a second visit.
Most companies are live within weeks, not months. We import your unit list, contracts and service history from your existing spreadsheets, then run in parallel for a short period so nothing is lost in the switch. Onboarding is remote, and our first international customer went live entirely online.
Yes. The technician app works fully offline. Checklists, readings, photos and signatures are captured in the pit or machine room with no signal, then sync automatically once the device reconnects. A technician never loses a completed job because a basement had no coverage.
Generic field service tools treat an elevator as a work order. ElevatorPlus treats it as a regulated asset with a code-mandated test schedule, a Maintenance Control Program, and an inspection history that has to survive an audit. Contractors switch at the point where the compliance side stops fitting inside a work-order tool.
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