Eli Denes
Techory is an all-in-one workspace designed to help service businesses manage their day-to-day operations from a single connected system. It brings customers, jobs, scheduling, inventory, estimates, invoices, team coordination, reporting, and workflow automations together into one operational workspace, reducing the need to move information between multiple disconnected tools. The platform is built around the idea of keeping every moving part of a service operation connected. Teams can schedule appointments and field work through a shared calendar, manage customer and job information, monitor daily operations, track inventory, prepare estimates, manage pricing, and keep billing activities synchronized. Instead of maintaining separate systems for different parts of the business, Techory provides a centralized operating layer where employees can access the information they need throughout the workday. Techory's Schedule workspace provides day, week, and month views for planning appointments and field jobs. Teams can reassign work as schedules change while maintaining visibility into team availability. This can help dispatchers and operations managers coordinate jobs while keeping customer and technician information aligned. The Operations dashboard acts as a shared command center for the business. It brings sales, jobs, estimates, invoices, activity, and team performance into a single operational view. This gives teams a central place to understand what is happening during the day instead of relying on separate screens or manual status updates. Techory also includes a structured Price Book for managing products, services, categories, costs, and selling prices. By keeping pricing information organized and accessible to the team, the platform helps technicians and other employees work from consistent service and pricing information while preparing estimates or completing jobs. Integrations are an important part of the Techory workflow. The platform is designed to work alongside tools that service businesses may already use rather than requiring them to replace their entire technology stack. Current integrations shown on the platform include WhatsApp, Google Calendar, QuickBooks, Zapier, and monday. These connections allow customer messages, schedules, accounting information, tasks, and other workflow events to move between systems while keeping Techory as the operational center. For example, a service request received through WhatsApp can become a job in Techory, update a Google Calendar schedule, and eventually trigger an invoice through QuickBooks. The platform emphasizes reducing duplicate data entry and keeping customer and job context synchronized across connected applications. Techory offers several plans for different stages of service operations. Techory Lite is available for free and includes job booking and scheduling, estimates, built-in reporting, up to 25 jobs per month, up to $1,000 in monthly invoicing, and one user. Starter Tech costs $49 per month and adds unlimited estimates and scheduling, a full CRM, full inventory management, and one user. Pro Tech costs $99 per month and includes the Starter Tech features along with full AI access, automated reminders, bulk job closing, workflow automations, two free key codes, VIN-to-key lookup, and one user. Paid plans include a seven-day trial without requiring a credit card. The platform is intended for service-oriented teams that need to coordinate customers, field work, inventory, billing, and staff in one place. Its workflow can support independent technicians as well as larger service operations, with features designed to reduce administrative work and improve visibility across the organization. Overall, Techory functions as a connected operating system for service businesses. By combining scheduling, CRM, jobs, inventory, pricing, estimates, invoicing, team coordination, reporting, integrations, and automation, it gives service teams a centralized workspace for managing work from the initial customer request through job completion and billing.
