Double-booked
Two customers, one technician, the same time slot. It only becomes obvious when the customer calls.
Field-service planning for installation businesses
MonteurPlan schedules technicians, vehicles, and machines - and warns immediately when someone is double-booked, a certificate is missing, or travel time does not fit.

The problem
Teams planning with whiteboards, Excel, and phone calls know these failures:
Two customers, one technician, the same time slot. It only becomes obvious when the customer calls.
The technician on site is not allowed to service the gas boiler - the appointment is wasted.
Two jobs across town with a 10-minute buffer. Impossible to make.
MonteurPlan checks every assignment in real time - and shows green, amber, or red before you commit.
Green means it works. Amber means watch out. Red means it cannot work - and MonteurPlan immediately suggests an alternative.
Conflict checks
As soon as you drag a technician, vehicle, or machine onto two overlapping jobs, the bar turns red. MonteurPlan prevents the double booking before it reaches the schedule.
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Skills & certificates
Every job knows its requirements - gas license, F-gas certificate, welding permit. MonteurPlan compares them with technician qualifications and warns when something is missing or about to expire.
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Availability
Absences and maintenance windows are visible as hatched blocks in the plan. Anyone who is off, in training, or unavailable cannot be assigned.
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Interaction
Drag open jobs from the tray onto the right technician. While you drag, a colored preview already tells you whether the assignment fits.
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Suggestions
If an assignment cannot work, MonteurPlan does not stop at the warning. It shows who is available and qualified instead - or which other time slot fits.
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That simple
Grab an open job from the tray.
Drop it onto the right technician - the traffic light tells you whether it fits.
Green means scheduled. On red, MonteurPlan immediately suggests an alternative.
The demo runs entirely in the browser with sample data. Nothing is saved, and you cannot break anything.