Back office for pool cleaning routes

Route work is recurring money. One dropped enquiry costs the season, not the visit.

Where it leaks

The new enquiry lands mid route: You are elbow deep in a filter. By the time you are dry the caller has booked somebody else for the whole summer.
The recurring invoice goes out late: Monthly billing done by hand slips a week, then two, and the cash gap sits with you.
The lapsed customer never comes back: They stopped over winter and nobody ever asked them to start again in April.

The same machinery every customer gets, arranged for how pool cleaning work actually runs.

A route view rather than a job list, because your week is a map and not a queue.
Recurring invoices that send themselves on the same date every month and chase themselves after.
A seasonal restart list, so last year's customers get asked before the first warm week.
Chemical and equipment notes on the property record, not in a notebook in the truck.

Does it handle recurring billing?

Yes. A route customer is billed on a schedule, and a one off repair is billed on its own, from the same property record.

What about one off green pool cleanups?

They come in as a normal enquiry, get quoted separately, and can be converted to a route customer without retyping anything.

Fifteen minutes on video about a weekly service route slot and what happens to it now. No phone number, the form books it.