Built for how a garage door company actually runs
Same-day dispatch for the broken-spring call, financing at the door on a new door or opener, and the warranty and service history for every property, in one system with the money built in. So you book the emergency, close the upgrade, and get paid on the spot.
Fit the broken spring into today
A broken spring locks the customer in or out, so the call cannot wait, and it goes to whoever answers and shows up the same day. Ritmas dispatch is built to slot that emergency into a day that is already full, so the board stays honest instead of living on a whiteboard and a string of callbacks.
- See the day and the open capacity before you promise a same-day slot
- Move jobs in real time as a no-spring call jumps the queue
- Techs see the change on mobile the moment dispatch makes it
Win the new door at the door
A full door or opener replacement is a one to four thousand dollar ticket, and price is what stalls it on the driveway. Ritmas puts good, better, best in front of the customer with a monthly payment on each option and financing in one tap, so the upgrade feels small and the better door gets approved before the tech leaves.
- Good, better, best with a monthly payment shown on each
- Financing in one tap, so the install is not lost on price
- Approve and pay from the estimate, no second trip to close
Know the door before you knock
Springs run seven to twelve years, openers age, and the manufacturer warranty on the door and the opener matters the moment a part fails. Ritmas keeps the installed door, the opener, the warranty, and the full service history on the property, so the next tech shows up knowing what is there and what was done last time.
- The installed door, opener, and warranty on every property
- Full service history, so a callback starts with the last visit
- The whole picture in the office and in the truck
Everything else a garage door company runs on
The whole job on mobile
The tech carries the history, the photos, the line items, and card or financing in their pocket, online or off, and the office sees the update as it happens.
Reviews and repeat calls
Broken-spring callers pick the shop with the reviews, so Ritmas asks for one right after the fix and keeps the account warm for the next door and the next opener.
Parts and safety checks
Build the estimate from the springs, cables, rollers, and openers you actually stock, and add the safety-inspection checklist as a line item on every visit.
Margin you can see
Revenue, margin, and booking rate across the shop, with an AI consultant you can just ask which jobs and techs are actually making money.
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Garage door questions
The short answers. Reach out any time if you want to dig into the details.
Can Ritmas dispatch same-day emergency calls?
Yes. Ritmas dispatch shows the open capacity in the day so you can promise a same-day slot with confidence, and it re-sequences the board in real time when a broken-spring call jumps the queue.
Can I offer financing on a new door or opener?
Yes. Good, better, best options show a monthly payment on each, and financing is one tap from the estimate, so the customer can approve the new door from the driveway.
Does it track the door, opener, and warranty?
Yes. Ritmas keeps the installed door, the opener, the manufacturer warranty, and the full service history on each property, so every visit starts with the full picture.
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