Running an elevator company means juggling two very different jobs at once: a 2 a.m. entrapment call that needs your nearest engineer on site in minutes, and hundreds of planned maintenance visits that must never slip. EyeOnTask elevator service software handles both — emergency dispatch, AMC schedules, statutory inspections, per-lift history, quotes and invoicing — in one system, from just $7 per user per month.
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Elevator service software is a field service management system built for lift and escalator companies. It combines planned maintenance scheduling, emergency call-out dispatch, per-lift equipment history, statutory inspection tracking, quoting and invoicing in one platform, replacing paper job sheets and spreadsheets. EyeOnTask includes a web console for dispatchers and a mobile app for engineers in the field.
EyeOnTask starts at $7 per user per month, with every feature included — scheduling, dispatch, equipment history, contracts, quoting, invoicing, reporting and the mobile app. Most competing elevator maintenance software charges $40–$120 per user per month. A 15-day free trial is available with no credit card required.
Yes. Each lift in EyeOnTask has its own equipment record where you can store thorough examination dates, inspection certificates and compliance documents for standards such as ASME A17.1, LOLER and EN 81. Automatic reminders alert your team before an inspection falls due, and custom digital forms let engineers complete inspection checklists on-site from the mobile app.
Log the entrapment as a priority job, and EyeOnTask shows every engineer's live GPS position so the dispatcher can assign the nearest qualified technician in seconds. The engineer receives the job on their phone with the lift's full history, access notes and site address, while response times are recorded automatically against your SLA.
Yes. EyeOnTask handles passenger lifts, goods lifts, escalators, moving walkways and platform lifts in the same system. Each asset gets its own record, service schedule and history, so a mixed portfolio — for example a shopping centre with both lifts and escalators — is managed from one dashboard.