Public-evidence directory · Research as of 2026-08-31

Your jobs, invoices, and customer history should not disappear behind a login.

ServiceDax looks at the field-service software contractors hand their business to. We track the public record: the support number, the contract, the export path, the small print, and the gaps.

Scores describe what is publicly documented. They do not certify security or predict any company’s future.

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The field file 10 platforms reviewed · 38 sources logged

What can go wrong

Software changes the job after you buy it.

01

Support goes quiet

Public phone numbers, escalation paths, and real support hours matter when a crew is standing in a driveway waiting on an answer.

02

Your records stay behind

Exporting one report is not the same as taking every customer, job, photo, and payment record with you.

03

The contract renews anyway

Notice windows, annual commitments, and fees are easy to miss until they have already taken effect.

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We keep the receipts

Vendor claims are useful. They are not the whole file.

Every profile puts the public record in one place. We use vendor terms and help documentation where they exist, public filings and registries where they apply, and independent review platforms with the review count left in plain view.

  • A Legal, regulatory, product, or registry material
  • B Vendor-published support or product material
  • C Independent review platform or community source
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Start with the file

Every score is a starting point for a better question.

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Ranked by documented score out of 100. Ranking reflects the depth of the public record, not a recommendation.

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The exit test

Could you take the whole business file with you?

Before you sign, ask for a real export. Customer history. Job details. Photos. Estimates. Invoices. Payments. The list should be boring and complete — and you should see it before your data is inside.

Use the exit checklist ↗