Field service reporting that answers "how are we doing today?"
Most owners run their business on gut feel, because getting real numbers means exporting CSVs and fighting spreadsheets at 10 PM. Mittro's dashboard puts the first questions on one screen when you log in: what is on today, what is still open, what came in this month, and what you are still owed.
The business at a glance
Jobs scheduled today, jobs still open, and jobs completed today sit at the top of the dashboard. Because scheduling, invoicing, and payments live in one system, the numbers come from the same records your team works in, not last month's reconstruction.
Techs see their own day on the same dashboard; the money figures show only to people whose role covers billing.
See the money you have not collected
Outstanding invoices are invisible until they become a cash crunch. The dashboard shows revenue received this month, the total still outstanding on sent invoices, and how much of that is past due, so unpaid work stays in front of you.
Automated follow-up on unpaid invoices is on the roadmap, not in the product. Today the overdue figure tells you who to call.
What is on the roadmap
Revenue per tech, average ticket, estimate close rates, and longer date ranges are planned, not built. So is any report that sets hours worked next to revenue, which depends on GPS fleet tracking.
We would rather list these than let a screenshot imply them. Basic reporting is one of the reasons companies outgrow Jobber, and it is where Mittro intends to go further.
No spreadsheet ceremony
The old routine - export from one system, cross-reference with another, build the pivot table, find the error, start over - is not reporting, it is penance. The dashboard answers the daily questions with a page load.
Enterprise platforms bury answers under report builders; ServiceTitan's complexity is half of what you pay $1,000+ a month for. Mittro keeps the answers one click deep.