Three taps to log a spray. After that, nobody can change it.
Spray records are the part of this job that can cost you your license. CutRoute logs one in three taps with your gloves on. It stamps the property and the time for you. Then it locks. Not your crew, not you, not us — nobody can go back and edit it.
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Three taps, gloves on
Product, rate, sign. The address and square footage come from the job you're standing on.
Locked once it's saved
Nobody can edit or delete it. Not your crew, not you, and not us. That's the whole point.
Reports your state accepts
Print the EPA report for whatever dates you need, in your state's format.
What's in it
5 modules
Logging a spray
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Built for a gloved hand in the sun, not a desk.
- Three taps: product, rate, sign
- The address, parcel and square footage come from the job — you don't type them
- Works with no signal and catches up later
- Snap a photo and get the applicator's signature right there
- Log more than one product on the same visit, each with its EPA number and rate
Records that lock
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You can add to a record. Nobody can erase one.
- Once a spray log is saved, it can't be edited or deleted
- That holds for everyone — your crew, you, and us
- Signed contracts save as locked PDFs
- A paid invoice locks the moment it's marked paid
- Every look and every change is written down with who, when and where
Chemicals on hand and reports
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Stock that counts itself down, and reports the state will take.
- See what's on the shelf, counted down as you use it
- Product list with EPA numbers already in it
- Print EPA reports in your state's format
- Pull a whole reporting period at once
License rules
Add-on
Applicator rules for all 50 states, tied into your schedule.
- Knows which license each job and chemical needs
- Rules kept up to date for all 50 states
- Warns you 90, 60, 30 and 14 days before a license runs out
- Blocks the booking if the license has already lapsed
- Free on Pro and Command
Keeping your data yours
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Other companies can't see your customers. Ever.
- Your account only ever pulls up your own customers and jobs
- Even a mistake in our own code can't hand your list to someone else
- Sign in with a code from your phone or your fingerprint
- Register your company's phones and tablets, and everyone signs in as themselves
The rest of the platform
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Early access this winter, founding pricing at launch.
Questions
What does "locked" really mean?
Once a spray log is saved, the system will not let anyone change it or delete it. That includes your crew, it includes you, and it includes us. It isn't a setting somebody can flip off. That's what makes the record hold up when an inspector asks.
Can I log a spray with no service?
Yes, and that's normal. It saves on the phone with the property and the time, then goes up when the signal comes back.
How do you record where the spray happened?
From the property on your schedule — the address, the parcel and the square footage treated. That's what the EPA and your state actually ask for. It's also why it doesn't matter whether your crew logged it on a phone in the back yard or a tablet in the truck. The record describes the yard, not the gadget.
What if somebody makes a mistake?
You add a correction. The first entry stays put. That sounds annoying until an inspector asks, and then it's the reason your records hold up.
Will the report satisfy my state?
Reports come out in EPA format using your state's template, for whatever dates you pick. The license add-on keeps the actual rules current for all 50 states.