Lawn care software

Recurring lawn routes, connected.

Build the lawn program, sell it under your brand and prepare every route from the work actually scheduled. OrdexisOne connects property measurements, recurring visits, treatment inputs, field activity and billing in your own operating system.

A property needs more than a repeating appointment.

Mowing, overseeding and treatment visits can follow different schedules and need different preparation. Keep the service, area, access details and customer agreement together as the season moves forward.

Define the service availability and terms included in a lawn-care program.

NorthlineServices · Contracts

Create Service Contract

Service *

Select the service this contract applies to. Each service can have one service contract.

Lawn mowing · Weekly

Service Availability Period

Define when during the year this service is offered. This availability window is distinct from the service visit frequency.

Availability Repeat Frequency

How often the availability period repeats. This is not a billing cadence or a visit schedule.

Contract Terms (0)

No contract terms added. Click “Add Term” to create one.

Status & Visibility

Status controls if the contract is active. Visibility controls if customers can see it.

Higher numbers appear first (default: 0).

Local draft · No service contract is saved.

Sell the right program for the lawn.

Start with the address and the service area, then use your configured measurements, questions and pricing rules to establish what the property needs. A small mowing account and a multi-visit treatment program should not be sold as the same offer.

Regular mowing and care

Define the work included in a visit, property-size pricing, minimum charges and available add-ons. Capture access conditions and service details before the first crew arrives, then connect the recurring schedule to the purchased service.

Seasonal treatments

Offer individual applications or configured packages and contracts. Seed, fertilizer and weed-control services retain their own requirements, quantities and timing; the customer can see the program they are buying and its billing terms.

Work that needs a visit

Route uncertain scope into an in-person quote request. The office schedules the assessment, prepares the quote and follows up after the customer accepts an option. The accepted decision becomes the basis for arranging the work.

Use the property to inform the price.

Supported manual, area and satellite measurement tools supply the relevant service quantity. Conditions and add-ons handle the questions your business needs answered; geographic rules connect the address to coverage and pricing context.

Explore service pricing →

Let customers buy through your company.

Your branded storefront presents eligible services and offers. Configured checkout brings account details, terms, required agreements and payment into the purchase. Plan-enabled packages, contracts and signature requirements follow your setup.

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Input Usage

Know what to prepare before the truck leaves.

The route's scheduled services create demand for seed, fertilizer and treatment products. Service profiles connect that work to required quantities; mix profiles define the components for the treatments your business provides.

Preparation becomes a checked route manifest: what to pick, load and mix. Forecasting surfaces upcoming demand and shortages so the office can address supplies before a crew discovers the problem at a property.

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Define the product and its unit
Maintain input records, unit costs and service consumption profiles. The preparation quantity should represent the treatment being delivered, not a generic stock count.
Prepare from the planned route
Use manifest checks for picking, loading and mixing. Stock points, purchasing and receiving support the supply that those upcoming services require.
Record what happened at the lawn
Field entries capture used, wasted and returned quantities against the work. That gives the office an applied-usage record and a clearer view of product cost.
Keep larger-job stock distinct
If your business also sells landscape work, stocked fabric, mulch and project materials have their own inventory context. Treatment preparation remains tied to recurring service demand.

Configure the inputs required by a lawn treatment.

NorthlineInput Usage · Service Profiles

Create Service Profile

Attach input items to a service with deterministic usage rules.

Profile behavior

Service model: SQFT Service. This service uses square footage. Set application rates by area so inventory usage scales automatically with property size.

Pricing Model: SQFT Service

Rules

Allowed for this service: Application Rate (Area), Fixed Quantity Per Visit, Conditional Add-On Quantity.

Rule Application Rate (Area)

Set amount applied per coverage area (example: 3.5 lb per 1,000 sqft).

Coverage preview

Select an input item to preview rate coverage.

Local profile draft · Nothing is submitted.
Recurring visits and field work

A route built around the properties being serviced.

Generate service occurrences from the recurring arrangement, then use appointment calendars and staff assignments to organize delivery. One-off aeration or cleanup visits can sit alongside ongoing mowing and treatment work without losing their individual scope.

Give crews the useful details.

The branded staff PWA brings assigned stops, property information, service instructions and route context into the field. Crews record travel, on-site and hold time, treatment usage and relevant hazards or incidents against the visit.

GPS and geobox entry or exit assistance depend on device permissions and configuration. Field teams retain supported manual assistance when recording their work.

Explore field operations →

Respond to the season.

Season presets provide the operating-period context. Weather configuration supports service-confidence information and rescheduling recommendations; the office manages schedule changes and assignments.

Day, week and staff views make it possible to review the work before moving a visit or reallocating a crew.

Explore scheduling and dispatch →

Mobile field reporting: record a hazard, incident or observation against the assigned property.

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Fictional sample assignments · Local preview only.

Keep the equipment behind the round ready.

Mowers, application equipment and vehicles affect the work you can deliver. Manage asset records, eligible staff or group assignments, maintenance rules and work orders alongside operating usage.

Vehicle distance, equipment runtime, fuel and oil costs provide a maintenance and cost history. Eligible route activity can feed that record, helping the office relate the assets used to the service being performed.

Explore vehicles and equipment →
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Sample workspace · Nothing is submitted.
The continuing customer relationship

Make the account as consistent as the service.

The schedule is only one part of a recurring customer. Keep the service agreement, invoice, payment and support history connected to the property through the season.

Grow the territory with the operation in view.

Select geographic boxes, boundaries or custom polygons to batch thousands of homes into door-to-door campaigns. Representatives record property visits and sell through the commerce engine, preserving campaign and representative attribution with the customer and order context.

Explore neighborhood outreach →

Run the lawn-care business under your brand.

Configure OrdexisOne around the services you sell and the crews delivering them. Advanced capabilities depend on the selected plan, configuration and connected providers.

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