Breche for Landscapers
A mowing operation with 120 recurring properties shouldn't rebuild its schedule by hand every Sunday night. Breche generates visits from your service contracts — weekly, biweekly, seasonal — routes each crew's day in a sensible order, and invoices the work automatically once it's done, so the schedule runs the business instead of consuming it.
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The problems this solves
The pain
Every week's schedule is rebuilt by hand from a whiteboard and a memory of who's due.
What Breche does
Service contracts define each property's cadence once — weekly mowing, biweekly through the shoulder season, monthly cleanups — and Breche generates the recurring visits from there. The schedule assembles itself from your contracts; your Sunday night goes back to being Sunday night.
The pain
Crews crisscross town in an order that wastes an hour of drive time a day.
What Breche does
Route optimization sequences each crew's daily stops geographically. Twenty properties become an efficient loop instead of a zigzag, and the recovered windshield time turns into one or two more serviced lawns per crew per day — capacity you already paid for.
The pain
One rained-out Tuesday turns rescheduling into a phone-tag marathon.
What Breche does
The dispatch board shows every crew's day as drag-and-drop columns. When weather wrecks a day, slide the visits to Thursday, rebalance across crews, and the schedule stays coherent — no sticky notes, no properties silently falling out of rotation.
The pain
Seasonal starts and stops leave properties mowed after cancellation or forgotten in April.
What Breche does
Contracts pause and resume cleanly for the off-season, and renewals are tracked so spring startup is a list you work through, not an archaeology project. No crew shows up at a property that cancelled in October; no paying customer waits until May because their file fell behind a cabinet.
The pain
Completed visits take a second lap of admin work to turn into money.
What Breche does
Auto-invoicing generates the invoice from the contract when visits are completed — per visit or on the monthly cycle you've set. Customers pay online by card or ACH, invoice reminders nudge the stragglers automatically, and mowing revenue stops leaking through unbilled work.
The pain
You suspect certain properties take twice the time they're priced for, but can't prove it.
What Breche does
Crews clock time per property in the mobile app, so every lawn accumulates a real service-time history. Compare time against contract price and the money-losers identify themselves — then reprice at renewal with data instead of a hunch.
How it works in Breche
Create a contract per property or customer: visit frequency, season start and end, price per visit or per month. Contracts are the single source the whole scheduling engine reads from.
Recurring visits generate on each contract's cadence and land on the dispatch board. Assign properties to crews and let route optimization order each day's stops into an efficient run.
Crews see their route on the mobile app, clock time at each property, and mark visits complete as they go. The office watches progress live on the dispatch board instead of calling foremen for status.
Completed visits trigger invoicing per the contract's billing terms, with online payment and automated reminders downstream. At season's end, per-property time data makes renewal pricing a calculation rather than a guess.
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