Ironwood's work is contracted PM and reactive HVAC. What runs dispatch, invoicing and the agreement today?
ServiceTitan for dispatch, QuickBooks for invoices, agreements in a spreadsheet. Email is Microsoft 365.
What I understood Three systems, none talking to HubSpot. Dispatch in ServiceTitan, invoices in QuickBooks, contracted PM on a spreadsheet.
Is HubSpot doing any of this today, or is it a blank portal?
Deals and tickets already live there
Contacts and companies only — no jobs
We have not opened HubSpot yet
Something else
Contacts and companies only — no jobs.
When a work order is created, which system should own it?
ServiceTitan stays the source of truth
HubSpot becomes the system of record
Split: dispatch in ServiceTitan, customer in HubSpot
Something else
Split: dispatch in ServiceTitan, customer in HubSpot.
What I understood ServiceTitan keeps the job. HubSpot keeps the customer. They have to meet when a tech closes the work.
When the tech closes the job in ServiceTitan, what should land in HubSpot?
Invoice only
Customer, job and SLA clock
Nothing — keep them separate
Something else
Customer, job and SLA clock.
What I understood The stack is settled. Next is whether operations can actually see a missed visit before the customer does.
What's the SLA on a P1 no-cool call — and can you report it today?
4-hour response, and we can report it
4-hour response, but we cannot report it
We don't have a written SLA
Something else
4-hour response, but we cannot report it.
Who finds out a PM visit was missed?
Dispatch, from ServiceTitan
The branch manager
The customer, when a unit fails
Something else
The customer, when a unit fails.
What I understood A missed PM is invisible until the unit fails. Then someone has to take that overnight call.
When that call comes in, who is supposed to take it?
The branch that owns the site
A national after-hours queue
Whoever answers the phone
Something else
Whoever answers the phone.
If the PM was missed, do you still invoice on the agreement?
We still bill
We hold the invoice
We have no rule
Something else