Answers
The questions restoration owners ask, answered from what Restomo publishes.
Each page below answers one question in a few hundred words. Every sentence is a fact that another page on restomo.com already states, and every competitor figure comes from that vendor's own published page.
What is restoration job management software?
Restoration job management software is the system a water, fire and mold restoration company uses to hold each job from the first call to the final invoice: the lead, the stages it moves through, the crew's hours, photos and room scans, and the dollars, in one record the office and the crew both work from. Restomo is one such system, built inside a Chicago restoration franchise on live jobs.
How do restoration companies track jobs?
Most restoration companies track jobs across a whiteboard, a group text, a spreadsheet and one technician's phone, and the office rebuilds the file from all four. Job management software such as Restomo replaces that with one job record that the office board, the crew's field tab and the owner's numbers all read from.
Encircle vs Restomo: what is each one for?
Encircle is field documentation software for restoration contractors, and Restomo is job management software that holds the whole job, including field documentation and room scans, for one monthly price with no per scan or per plan fee. This page repeats only what Encircle publishes on its own pricing page and what Restomo ships today.
How much does restoration software cost?
Published prices for restoration software range from per seat rates with annual minimums to no published price at all, and seven of the tools a restoration company commonly pays for will not state a price without a demo. Restomo publishes its price: $500 a month for the whole company, with unlimited users and room scans, the assistant included, and the first 60 days free.
What does a restoration CRM do?
A restoration CRM holds every lead from the first call, moves it through the stages a company defines, and shows the owner which leads nobody has contacted. In Restomo the CRM is the sales board: the office dictates the lead during the call, the job moves by drag, and the same record carries on into mitigation, rebuild and accounts receivable.
How do room scans and floor plans from a phone work?
In Restomo the technician opens the job in the browser they are already signed into, taps record and walks the room with the phone. The video uploads, an engine reconstructs the room from the frames, and a drafting sheet with dimensions files itself onto the job. No LiDAR phone, no 360 camera, no tripod and no app to install.
What can an AI assistant do inside restoration software?
Romo, the assistant inside Restomo, reads the same job records as the boards and the field tab and answers from what the company actually did. Today it answers questions about your own jobs, writes a morning report and an end of day report, and raises the jobs that have gone quiet. It changes nothing except the rules you teach it, and it cannot send anything to anyone outside your company.
If your question is not here, bring it to the walkthrough and ask the person who built the product.