Kickserv is a field service management solution, headquartered in Austin, Texas. It includes features such as dynamic scheduling optimization, invoicing and online payments, and detailed reporting.
$79
per month
ServicePro
Score 6.0 out of 10
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ServicePro is an IT service management solution that can be hosted on-premise or deployed through the cloud. It includes features such as change, incident / task, and project management.
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Pricing
Kickserv
ServicePro
Editions & Modules
Starter
$79
per month
Business
$159
per month
Premium
$239
per month
Solo
Free
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup Fee
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Features
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Incident and problem management
Comparison of Incident and problem management features of Product A and Product B
Kickserv
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Ratings
ServicePro
7.1
1 Ratings
15% below category average
Organize and prioritize service tickets
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8.01 Ratings
Expert directory
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7.01 Ratings
Service restoration
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7.01 Ratings
Self-service tools
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5.01 Ratings
Subscription-based notifications
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9.01 Ratings
ITSM collaboration and documentation
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8.01 Ratings
ITSM reports and dashboards
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6.01 Ratings
ITSM asset management
Comparison of ITSM asset management features of Product A and Product B
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Ratings
ServicePro
8.5
1 Ratings
3% above category average
Configuration mangement
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8.01 Ratings
Policy and contract enforcement
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9.01 Ratings
Change management
Comparison of Change management features of Product A and Product B
We use KickServ for nearly every aspect of our operation and cannot think of a scenario when it is "inappropriate" or "less appropriate". It is the backbone of our operation and is used for everything from data gathering to estimates to invoices to payments and accounts receivables to reports to tracking to storage of photos and past invoices. Better searching abilities would be good instead of having to create tags for things we don't know we are going to need later.
ServicePro has been a reliable tool to associate field service work orders to our NetSuite data. Our company has some niche and specific business use cases - so while I think it has good out of the box functionality, it has not been the easiest tool to build customizations around.
Organization - keeps everything organized nicely and has several different filters that you can use to view only the information you need.
Simple website - this was important because you want it to load quickly when you are in the office and on the road.
Database - keeps track of the things that you enter. This is nice when trying to get information on a product or a price when requested by the customer.
It is intuitive enough, but there is some training that will be necessary because of a perceived redundancy within their workflow. It can be hard to distinguish which stage a customer is in (thus what the most important thing to be working on, if you are in sales, for instance) without some training.
Very good technical help. The team is well-versed in their product and what to look for, particularly when interacting with other software platforms. You nearly always get a live person when you call, and if you don't, they will return your call promptly. This is another factor in my client's decision to move forward with their solution.
We originally tried Next Serice - We had a need to batch create work orders from a NetSuite Sales Order to a related work order - Our ServicePro development integration team was able to build this in our production environment, Next Service was not able to build this for us during our trial period with them.
We are essentially paper free. No paper work orders.
We've been able to avoid a layer of middle management by supplementing this layer with technology. KickServ is a part of that layer.
Negatively speaking, like all technology, it has created a void of human level connection. Because we know that we can deliver work orders to our foremen remotely, we are less likely to drive up to the shop and shake a hand or see someone face to face. We had to learn that lesson the hard way, that both technology and human connection are necessary to maintain our culture.