Repeat jobs. Ready to go.
Set up the weekly clean, the regular lawn visit or the seasonal service. Choose a repeat pattern and keep returning work on your schedule.
- Weekly to yearly schedules
- One familiar customer record
- Every visit on the calendar
Repeat work is still real work.
Recurring scheduling keeps the next service on the calendar. Each job still belongs to a real customer, with its own work to complete. Use memberships separately when you also need a maintenance agreement with recurring fees and benefits.
- Weekly and every-other-week service patterns.
- Monthly, quarterly, six-monthly and yearly options.
- Customer and work details kept with the job.
- Multi-day projects use separate schedule days.
Set the pattern once.
Create the customer's single-day job, set its first date and time, then turn on recurring. Choose the frequency that fits the service, instead of starting from a blank job every time.
Create the first job
Add the customer, work details and first scheduled date. Recurring work starts from a single-day job.
Choose the frequency
Repeat every week, every other week, every month, every quarter, every six months or every year.
Work each visit
Keep the scheduled work in your normal calendar. Update the visit's status as the crew completes the job.

A full day starts with work you can see ahead.
Keep the weekly clean, monthly visit and seasonal service visible. Review the calendar with the crew before the first truck leaves.
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Questions about Recurring Jobs
What to know before you put it to work.
Which repeat frequencies are supported?
Can a multi-day job also be recurring?
Can I change the frequency on an existing recurring job?
Is recurring scheduling the same as a membership?
See Recurring Jobs in your business.
Try Autopilot for yourself, or book a demo and walk through the work with our team.
Screenshots use sample records.