Oasis Intelligence
Fixed fees, quoted up front.
The leak review is free. If the leak is worth fixing, you get a fixed-fee quote for a 30-day pilot within one business day, fully credited toward the subscription if you continue. SwiftSched and SiteForta plans are priced on their own sites.
Four steps, each tied to one outcome
- Leak review: free. Thirty minutes on one leak and a short written readout with a verdict: worth fixing, simpler fix, or not worth it.
- 30-day pilot: one leak, measured against a baseline agreed on day one. Fixed fee quoted within one business day, fully credited toward the subscription if you continue.
- Product subscription: SwiftSched or SiteForta at its published plan price, when the leak matches what a product already handles.
- Ongoing support: monitoring and tuning for teams that keep their current system. Success-share only after a verified baseline.
Sample leak-review readout (illustrative)
- The leak: quarterly customers who come due and are not booked inside their service window, and cancellation gaps that stay empty.
- Baseline we would measure on day one: share of due visits booked before their due date, open minutes per technician-day, and drive minutes per stop.
- What we need: a schedule export, the customer list with service cadence, and technician working hours.
- Verdict: worth fixing, with the reason in one line from your data.
- What we will not claim: a dollar figure before the pilot measures one against this baseline.