Moovi Crew, the crew app built for the back of the van.
Moovi Crew is built for the real world the crew work in. They run the job from Moovi Crew on the day, and it works fully offline.
The problem
Removals do not happen in places with good signal. Most field software assumes a connection, then fails in a basement or a lift.
How Moovi does it
The crew run the job from the app, fully offline, so it keeps working in a basement, a lift, a thick-walled house or a black spot, then syncs when it is back in range. It is tied to the same job record as the office.
Run the job from the app on the day
Fully offline, syncs when back in range
Tied to the same job record as the office
What this means for you
What this means for you: the inventory loaded on the day is captured by the crew on the app, so the disputes and the 'that was not on the van' arguments you currently absorb are settled by evidence, and the actual delivered count becomes the figure the invoice is built from. Crews and runs are easier to plan well, and you stop swallowing the cost of jobs that grow on the day.
Yes, Moovi Crew is built for the real world the crew work in. The crew run the job from Moovi Crew on the day, and it works fully offline, so it keeps working in a basement, a lift, a thick-walled house or anywhere with no signal, then syncs when it is back in range. Most field software assumes a good connection. Removals do not happen in places with good connections.
Can I use Moovi in the field, on a phone?
Yes. The survey app, the crew app and the warehouse app are proper mobile apps, used by the surveyor, the crew and the warehouse team on the day, all tied to the same job record as the office. The crew app works fully offline. The office and the field are looking at the same single source of truth.
The day is where the money is made or lost
Everything before move day is an assumption. The crew is the only part of the operation that finds out whether it was right, and traditionally that knowledge stayed in their heads and on a crumpled job sheet.
Running the job
The crew opens the job already briefed by the survey, and records what actually happened as the day runs.
The office can see where things stand without ringing anyone, and what the crew records is what the commercial result is later built from.
The vehicle, before it leaves
Move day starts with the vehicle, and what the crew finds does not stay on a sheet in the cab.
A problem raised in the morning becomes something that has to be dealt with, and reaches fleet and compliance rather than a folder.
Custody, from the house to wherever it ends up
Goods are tracked through loading, the journey and the hand-off at the other end, whether that is a delivery or a warehouse.
That is what makes a question weeks later about one specific item answerable, and what lets Moovi Warehouse take custody cleanly instead of starting again.
Offline, because signal is not a given
Crews work in empty houses, basements, lifts and lanes. The app keeps working when the connection does not.
That is not a convenience feature. A crew app that stops at the front door is a paper job sheet with extra steps.
Sign-off, and what it sets off
Completion closes the job with the customer present and the evidence captured.
One event, several consequences: invoicing can proceed, the review request goes out while the job is fresh, aftercare has its evidence, and what the job really took lands against it so estimate versus actual has something real to compare.