Own the outcome.
Set the standards. Manage your teams and partners. Know whether the work meets the commitment you made to your customer.
See how you manage delivery →Own the outcome · Move the money
Less friction. More flow.
Field services, without the wait.
You are responsible for what gets delivered and what gets paid. FortyFive gives you the tools to manage the work, check the evidence and connect accepted delivery to payment.
Runs standalone from the first job. No integration required.
Move the money.
Connect the agreed work, evidence and approval to payment. Build the record that can support faster payment and working capital as those services are introduced.
See how work connects to payment →Who FortyFive is for
Manage the commitment. Deliver the work.
FortyFive serves the business accountable to the customer and the companies and engineers carrying out the work.
For businesses managing field work
Manage delivery across your teams and supply chain. Set standards, deal with changes and show your customer that the work meets the agreed requirements.
Explore FortyFive for business →For engineers and delivery partners
Know what the customer expects, get the information you need on site and submit a record that supports approval and payment.
Explore FortyFive for engineers →The Friction Files
Every delay is felt at both ends.
Real moments from field services, told without names. The engineer waits to be paid. The business can't approve what it can't prove. Between them, the same missing record.
- After the job
“Done” and “paid” are not the same word
The engineer“I sent the photos the day I did the job.”
The buyer“The customer won't sign off without the photos.”
Missing: Proof of the work, kept with the job
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Move the money
Put the evidence behind the payment.
An invoice needs a clear account of what was agreed and delivered. FortyFive connects that record to approval and payment. Over time, the history of delivery, acceptance and payment will also support the assessment of working-capital services.
- Record the work
- Capture evidence
- Review and approve
- Prepare the invoice
Payment services depend on the arrangements agreed for your business. Factoring and extended payment terms are planned, initially through finance partners and subject to eligibility and terms.
From enterprise to the engineer on site
Everyone needs to know where the job stands.
An international telco may be accountable for thousands of sites. A local business may manage a handful of teams. Both need to know what has been delivered, what needs attention and what is ready for approval.
Clear requirements
Give delivery teams the scope, instructions and acceptance criteria they need.
Visible progress
Track the job and identify where support or a decision is needed.
A record of delivery
Bring evidence and sign-off together to support customer reporting.
The FortyFive family
Operations, payment, protection and insight.
FortyFive | Ops manages the work. FortyFive | Pay connects it to payment and planned working-capital services. FortyFive | Cover is the protection offering; FortyFive | IQ is the insight offering. Ask us about the services available for your business.
Getting started
Start with one project. Connect the rest when you are ready.
FortyFive runs standalone from the first job — no migration, no integration to stand up first. Connect your ticketing and finance systems when it suits you, and open up to new engineers when you want to.
Standalone
Everything in FortyFive, nothing attached. Raise work, capture and approve the record, generate invoices. No external system required.
Connected
Connect your ticketing and finance systems. Bring work into FortyFive and send approved invoices to your finance system.
Marketplace
Reach engineers you haven’t contracted yet — discovered by skill and coverage, governed by one relationship each, rated both ways after the work.
Moving between them is configuration, not a migration or a new contract. These are deployment modes, not price tiers.
Less friction. More flow.
See how FortyFive takes the friction out of field services — for the business, and for the engineers who deliver for it.
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