Challenge

A major financial institution needed to refresh infrastructure across nearly 2,000 of its retail branch locations—quickly, efficiently, and within a fixed budget. With a three-month timeline and sites spanning 234 markets across 27 states, the company required a scalable service solution that could deliver consistent quality at speed and cost. A national IT field service provider took on the project, but to meet the aggressive scope and timeline, they needed a flexible way to expand technician capacity without overextending internal resources.

Solution

To meet rising demand, the IT field service company partnered with Field Nation to scale quickly, reaching 300+ work orders per week at peak. Field Nation supported technician vetting, streamlined dispatch, and enabled work order bundling by geography and schedule compatibility to improve technician reuse and reduce sourcing time. By aligning pay structures with site complexity and using hourly rates only for higher-volume locations, the company incentivized efficiency without raising labor costs.

Results

Through its partnership with Field Nation, the IT field service provider completed all 1,944 sites within the targeted three-month window, logging nearly 10,000 hours of technician time with consistently strong outcomes. By bundling assignments, optimizing pricing, and reusing 65% of technicians across multiple sites, the provider improved efficiency, consistency, and project execution, ultimately coming in 14% under budget and saving over $86,000 on a $600,000 project. Field Nation’s marketplace and logistics support gave them the flexibility to scale quickly, control costs, and deliver best-in-class service across a wide footprint.

Key results

• Completed 1,944 retail sites in 3 months across 27 states.
• Came in 14% under budget, saving over $86,000.
• Reused 65% of techs, logging nearly 10,000 hours efficiently.

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Tips for successful technician vetting

A technician’s profile on Field Nation functions like a resume. These profiles showcase skills, platform-verified experience, work history, and key attributes, giving you a comprehensive view of each technician’s qualifications. Here’s how to make the most of them:

Review skills and experience 

Dive deep into technician profiles to match the right skill sets with your job requirements. Look for work history that aligns with the complexity and scope of your project.

Select the best-fit work type

Be specific when selecting the type of work that best describes your project. Clear, accurate categorization ensures your posting is seen by the most qualified technicians.

Refine search with filters

After posting your work order, take advantage of advanced filtering options to further narrow your search for technicians based on additional criteria.

Write a clear scope of work 

Vague job descriptions can deter top talent. A detailed, transparent scope attracts high-quality technicians and sets clear expectations, resulting in smoother project execution.

Make the call

Speaking directly with techs can offer a better sense of their expertise and give you confidence in your selection.

Plan for travel time

If the job includes multiple stops (e.g., parts pickup or return), budget accordingly to cover additional travel charges.

Optimize for proximity

Selecting technicians close to your job site can help reduce costs and speed up completion time.

Confirm tool readiness 

Double-check that techs have the necessary tools, especially any specialized equipment your project requires.

Consider Service Companies

If you need more coverage, consider working with a Service Company to access technicians or add logistical support.

Give new talent a chance

Don’t overlook technicians with limited metrics. Many experienced professionals are transitioning to independent contracting. A quick conversation or follow-up can reveal hidden gems.

Field Nation features to help simplify vetting

Our platform features are designed to streamline your vetting process so you can make confident, data-driven decisions quickly:

Default ranking rule 

The Default Ranking Rule tool evaluates and scores technicians criteria—like experience, reliability, and past performance—so you can easily identify the best fit.

Easy-to-use interface 

Our platform interface is built with efficiency in mind, allowing you to seamlessly compare and evaluate provider profiles.

Reliability metrics

Key stats like Timeliness and Assignment Completion help you assess technician dependability at a glance.

Select networks

Want to speed up vetting even more? Build your custom Select Network of pre-vetted, trusted techs who already understand your expectations and project needs.

Build your on-demand workforce on Field Nation

Choosing the right technician doesn’t have to be a guessing game. With the right vetting tools and proven best practices, you can confidently connect with qualified techs on the marketplace that meet your standards and support your goals.

Start finding independent technicians for your next project on Field Nation today.

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This guide explores why buyers with great work order outcomes are shifting toward Private Feedback and how it can be leveraged effectively.

Star Rating limitations

1. Public star rating inflation

The concept of star rating inflation is not unique to Field Nation, but it has made it so that 94% of providers boast a marketplace-wide rating of 4.8+ stars. Many buyers default to giving high star ratings to avoid conflict or because they do not see a significant reason to lower them. When buyers have a poor experience with a provider, they often opt out of the star rating system completely, exacerbating the issue. Over time, this has resulted in a disproportionate number of 5-star ratings, making it difficult to distinguish between truly exceptional providers and those who simply met basic expectations.

If your company takes a similar approach of leaving five stars on nearly every work order, this makes it harder for you and your team to make informed decisions based on provider service quality.

2. Subjectivity and inconsistency

Traditional star ratings are prone to subjective interpretation. Buyer users often rate providers based on general impressions rather than specific criteria. Ratings often fluctuate from dispatcher to dispatcher, creating inconsistencies in provider assessments.

3. Fear of retaliation

Buyers may hesitate to leave low ratings due to concerns about backlash from providers. Providers sometimes dispute ratings, leading to tension and unnecessary disputes. Buyers may inflate ratings to maintain good relationships, which can compromise rating accuracy.

4. Limited insight into Work Order outcomes

Star ratings alone do not explain the reasoning behind a particular score. This lack of granularity makes it difficult to determine why a work order succeeded or failed. Providers with high ratings may still have performance issues that are not reflected in the system.

While buyer users can add notes to a separate section of the provider profile, they’re time-consuming to add. Since company notes are text-based, they can’t be easily summarized, which means that users need to spend time reading through a collection of notes when assigning providers.

Why Private Feedback?

Private Feedback was designed to address the gaps left by My Company Star Ratings, providing a more detailed, reliable, and actionable assessment of the quality of service you get from the providers you work with.

1. More accurate Work Order outcome measurement

Private Feedback enables buyers to categorize work order outcomes based on whether providers met buyers’ expectations, providing clarity on performance trends. Buyers can leave an assessment ranging from “far below expectations” to “far exceeds expectations.” Buyers can express whether they would work with a provider again without impacting the provider’s overall rating. This feedback contributes to a holistic performance assessment rather than being influenced by emotions or external factors.

2. Eliminates chance of a negative response

Since feedback is private, providers do not see specific ratings from individual buyers. Buyers can leave honest feedback without concerns about future disputes or backlash, fostering a more trustworthy and constructive evaluation system.

3. Provides valuable context

Unlike a simple star rating, Private Feedback allows buyers to quickly highlight specific reasons for their rating through Feedback Themes. Feedback themes provide actionable insights, helping both providers and platform managers improve service quality. Unlike company notes on providers’ profiles, these feedback themes are quick to leave and easy to summarize.

4. Enhances decision-making

Buyers can confidently assess whether they want to continue working with a provider based on past performance. The feedback data helps in improving provider selection processes.

How to use Private Feedback

Leaving Private Feedback only takes a few seconds, but proves highly valuable when it comes time to assign providers to additional work orders. Here’s how great buyers using Private Feedback to make sure the providers they assign are meeting their company’s expectations:

1. They use Private Feedback for honest and constructive reviews

• Always provide feedback on completed work orders, even when the experience is neutral.
• Be specific about what went well or what could be improved.
• Use Feedback Themes to categorize and clarify your reasoning.

2. Review Private Feedback data for future decisions

• Use past feedback to determine which providers to continue working with.
• Identify patterns in service quality to refine provider selection processes.
• Leverage Feedback Themes to determine if a provider’s strengths and weaknesses suit your particular work order. For example, a provider with great communication and technical skills but low timeliness performance could still be a good choice for a schedule-range work order taking place overnight.

3. Encourage internal consistency in feedback

• Standardize how your team leaves feedback to ensure data reliability.
• Train dispatch teams on how to use Private Feedback effectively, and ensure each work order’s primary contact is the one leaving Private Feedback even if they aren’t the person approving the work.

Conclusion

Private Feedback goes beyond star ratings to give you clearer, more dependable insights into how the providers you engage with are really performing—so you can make better decisions, faster.

By shifting from My Company Star Rating to Private Feedback, buyers can:

• Leverage more accurate service quality data.
• Eliminate retaliation concerns and encourage honest assessments.
• Make better work order assignment decisions based on reliable data.
• Contribute to an improved work order ecosystem that benefits all stakeholders.

Top buyers recognize that Private Feedback is not just an alternative — it is the better way forward. Start using it today to improve service provider quality and enhance your overall experience on the Field Nation platform.

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Take back control of field service quality

Most field service organizations right now have too much work and not enough people to do it, so they’re bringing in third parties to help. The problem is that when you engage a third party, you lose visibility into who goes on site, how the work gets done, and the customer experience – until it’s too late.

Join Field Nation for an exclusive 30-minute webinar where we’ll show you how to optimize your field service operations with an on-demand labor model.

In this webinar, you will learn:

• How to build your bench of trusted techs from our nationwide network of independent IT professionals
• How our platform makes it easy to publish and manage work
• And why the on-demand model is the only option for companies who want control over both cost and quality

Don’t let a lack of control compromise your field service quality. Register now to secure your spot and take back control!

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While you may know Field Nation for planned project work and break-fix solutions, our incident support capabilities shine in crises like the Crowdstrike outage. Our marketplace quickly connects businesses with skilled technicians nationwide, enabling fast deployment for urgent, multi-site projects.

How Field Nation customers leverage our marketplace

One managed service provider posted 350 work orders to the Field Nation marketplace related to the Crowdstrike outage, requiring technicians to perform specific tasks on 1-5+ devices per location. Each PC required a brief troubleshooting process, including a restart and entering recovery information. 

This example highlights our ability to rapidly deploy skilled technicians across a wide geographic area, which is crucial in large-scale IT incidents. Technicians on the Field Nation marketplace are proficient in a range of IT services, including networking, computer and printer support, cabling installations, and other critical infrastructure tasks.

Field Nation capabilities for large-scale IT projects

• Incident support: Quickly mobilize technicians to address unexpected IT issues across multiple locations.
• Large-scale deployments: We support nationwide projects for consistent service delivery across all sites.
• Multi-site coordination: Manage projects spanning numerous locations simultaneously.
• RFP support and coverage assessments: We assist in planning and assessing workforce needs for large-scale projects.
  
• Platform Management Partner Program: Our Platform Management Partners know the best ways to scope work, vet and confirm talent, and deliver quality service using the Field Nation marketplace. This support can help your business scale your project deployments quickly, and find the resources you need, when you need them.
  
• Project-Ready Talent Pools: Field Nation can help you take on work with complex talent requirements (e.g. work that requires multiple techs, skill sets, and visits) by helping you find, vet, and confirm the talent.

Tips for successful project execution

To maximize the benefits of our marketplace, consider these tips:

• Engage us early: By involving Field Nation in the early stages of project planning, we can partner with you to assess needs, identify potential challenges, and develop effective strategies.
• Collaborate on coverage: Work with us to secure the right geographic coverage and skill sets for your project.
• Lean on us for project planning assistance: Our team can help with everything from initial planning to rollout support.

Our marketplace connects you with skilled technicians nationwide and provides the tools and support needed to manage large-scale projects efficiently. Contact us today to manage planned deployments and unexpected incidents with our flexible, nationwide network of skilled technicians.

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Understanding the scope of the AV labor crisis

The labor crisis in the AV industry is more severe than ever. According to recent surveys, 72% of integrators cite talent issues as a top concern, with installer and technician roles being the hardest to fill​​. This shortage has been exacerbated by the increasing complexity of AV projects and the need for rapid, high-quality installations and services.

The key challenges integrators face include:

• Volatile project backlogs: With fluctuating demand, maintaining a consistent workforce is difficult.
• Service inflation: Rising costs make it challenging to stay profitable.
• Evolving customer needs: Clients demand faster response times and higher quality service.
• Supply chain issues: Delays and product shortages add another layer of complexity.

Traditional labor options and their limitations

AV integrators have traditionally relied on two main labor options: hiring employees and subcontracting. Each has its pros and cons:

1. Employees:
   • Pros: Control over talent selection, trained and certified staff, fast deployment.
   • Cons: Slower to scale, fixed costs regardless of demand (including overhead), high travel expenses.
2. Subcontractors:
   • Pros: One-stop-shop for project management, variable costs.
   • Cons: Slow deployment, opaque expenses, lack of control over technician selection​.

Given these limitations, a hybrid model that incorporates on-demand labor using a labor marketplace can offer a more flexible and cost-effective solution.

The rise of labor marketplaces

Labor marketplaces like Field Nation are emerging as a critical solution to the IT labor shortage. Marketplaces provide direct access to independent contractors who can be matched to specific job requirements based on their skills, experience, and performance ratings.

Benefits of a labor marketplace

• Local resource access: Technicians are sourced locally, reducing travel costs and response times.
• Control and flexibility: Integrators can vet and manage talent directly, ensuring quality and reliability.
• Cost-effectiveness: By paying only for the work needed and avoiding additional management overhead, integrators can save significantly on labor costs​​​​.

Introducing the AV & Digital Signage Select Network

Due to the AV labor shortage, Field Nation and Herman Integration Services have partnered to create the AV & Digital Signage Select Network, the nation’s largest on-demand network of AV installers. This network includes over 1,600 independent technicians with proven experience installing, decommissioning, or configuring audio-visual and digital signage equipment, as well as running and terminating cable to the same equipment.

Key Features:

• Experienced and reliable: Installers have high buyer ratings for quality, reliability, and performance.
• Cost-effective: Integrators can save up to 50% on simple service calls by using local technicians.
• Responsive: Independent installers typically respond to requests within 15 minutes in major metropolitan areas, compared to days or weeks for traditional labor options.

Implementing a hybrid workforce model

A hybrid workforce model combines the best aspects of direct hires, subcontractors, and labor marketplaces. This approach allows integrators to:

• Cut costs and increase margins: By sourcing technicians close to job sites and paying only for the work needed.
• Ensure compliance: Manage payroll, tax, and insurance easily, while ensuring compliance with labor laws.
• Control service quality: Select talent based on skills, experience, certifications, and ratings.
• Respond quickly: Access a nationwide network of AV installers and technicians for rapid deployment​​.

Common AV use cases on Field Nation

• Simple service calls: The AV & Digital Signage Select Network on the Field Nation marketplace can handle simple tasks such as low-voltage cabling, basic displays and speaker installations, and digital signage installations.

Conclusion

The AV labor crisis presents a significant challenge, but it also offers an opportunity for integrators to rethink their workforce strategies. By embracing a hybrid model and leveraging the AV & Digital Signage Select Network powered by the #1 labor marketplace for IT field services, AV integrators can improve service quality, reduce costs, and respond more quickly to customer needs. Complete a brief coverage assessment, and we’ll match your specific work requirements and service regions to our AV & Digital Signage Select Network.

For AV integrator leaders, the path forward involves not just finding the right technicians but also implementing a flexible, scalable workforce strategy that can adapt to the ever-changing demands of the industry. By doing so, they can ensure that they not only survive but thrive in this competitive landscape.

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This shift is not just a trend but a noteworthy movement. A recent Field Nation study revealed that 98% of IT field service technicians prefer to work as independent contractors, either exclusively or in combination with a full-time job. Aside from the clear growth opportunities in the field service industry, independent contractors enjoy a variety of additional benefits.

Why do people prefer independent contracting?

Many people enjoy independent contracting because it allows them to set their own work schedules and choose which projects they work on. In a Field Nation study on independent contractors, 36% of respondents said flexibility was a top reason for choosing contracting work, and 27% indicated autonomy and control as additional main drivers toward their decision.

Jenny Korpalski, an independent technician who uses Field Nation to find and complete work, emphasizes schedule flexibility as a key reason for doing independent contracting. “I love setting my schedule and having the freedom to work if I want to or just take days off,” she said.

Satisfaction and work-life balance

Most IT professionals who contract are pleased with their jobs. Four out of five of them say they are satisfied or very satisfied. They like being able to balance their work and personal life better. More than 70% of these workers say they have a better balance now than before. Also, when they find jobs through platforms like Field Nation, they can do different kinds of work that match what they’re good at, keeping their job interesting and making them feel good about what they do.

Entrepreneurship opportunities

Another benefit of choosing contracting is the opportunity to be your own boss and build your own personal business. Being your own boss can look like being in control of your schedule and taking on projects that help you gain desired skill sets, whether that’s communication or a specific ability such as low-voltage cabling. You can also use contract work to establish and maintain a workload for your field service company.

Longevity and growth opportunities

IT contracting is not just something people do for a little while. For many contractors, it’s what they want to do for their entire career. A study by Field Nation found that 64% of people contracting have been doing it for six years or more, showing how much they enjoy this way of working. The main reason they think about stopping is when they retire.

Opportunity growth for contract labor

Companies are also noticing the benefits of independent contracting, and many are using both full-time and contract workers to help them get work done. According to IHL Group, there’s been a significant increase in IT spending, meaning there’s a greater need for IT experts who can work flexibly. Companies that started early in hiring contract workers are seeing good results. They’ve found that hiring these workers lets them get the right IT help when needed, no matter where they are.

Independent contracting on the rise

The trend towards independent contracting is not limited to the IT sector. The broader economy is witnessing a significant increase in independent workers, increasing 89% since 2020, with 72.1 million independent workers in America, as reported by the MBO Partners’ State of Independence in America 2023 report.

Experience the benefits of independent contracting with Field Nation

The rise of independent contracting in the IT field services sector is a testament to the changing dynamics of the workforce, driven by professionals’ desire for flexibility, autonomy, and work-life balance. As the demand for skilled IT professionals continues to grow, more and more field service companies turn to Field Nation to find talented technicians to help with their projects.

Whether you’re seeking full-time or part-time independent work, the opportunities in the IT services sector are abundant and rewarding! Start your journey as an independent contractor and sign up for Field Nation today!

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Back in 2014, I formalized our quality program to enhance our customer’s experience and monitor the performance of on-demand technicians. Starting with a simple tracking system and expanding it into a full-scale program has made us more efficient and significantly enhanced our level of service and client outcomes.

Here’s why it matters, how I did it, and what I’ve learned along the way.

Why start a technician quality program?

When I started as a field service coordinator, we didn’t have a tracking mechanism for our techs. We use multiple on-demand marketplaces. Sometimes, we blocked a technician on one marketplace only to have them turn up on another. It felt like we were trying to manage technicians who weren’t adhering to our quality standards. 

That’s when we decided we needed to make a change. We began with the basics, tracking who was late, who canceled, and who didn’t show up at all. It was our starting point for ensuring we were working with reliable techs.

Building the framework

Our Salesforce system plays a pivotal role in supporting our program. When we schedule a technician, we generate a dispatch ticket in Salesforce. Within that ticket, as we schedule a tech, the system populates their name, ID, and if the platform will allow it, their zip code.

The system tracks their arrival time and compares their arrival against their scheduled time, marking them as late, early, or on time. Technicians are late if they arrive after their scheduled start time by more than 15 minutes, accounting for minor delays. A “very late” status is assigned for arrivals beyond this window but within two hours of the start time.

We’re pretty strict about tracking cancellations in Salesforce too, whether it’s the customer or the tech canceling. If a tech cancels with less than four hours’ notice, we consider it a no-show. 

Our quality program is all about transparency and accountability, which helps us with reporting and linking everything back to specific clients and projects.

Evaluating technician performance

We track positive and negative feedback from a variety of sources, including clients, our dispatch team, our tech support team, and our project managers. We record this feedback to get a high-level overview of the technician’s performance. When techs get positive reviews, we put them into our go-to Talent Pools, and they may get work routed to them first.

Some customers want us to track SLA performance. If a technician is late, we need to specify why they were late. We consistently track metrics like on-time performance, so we can encourage positive behavior.

When technicians don’t meet our standards, we take action by making a note on their dispatch ticket. If necessary, we temporarily suspend them for six weeks. This also resets their status in our Talent Pools, requiring them to improve their performance and work their way back up. Sometimes, a tech has a personality conflict with a specific client, so we remove them from that client’s projects but not from our network. If techs are consistently unreliable, we remove them from our network entirely.

Getting your team aligned

Getting our team on board with this quality program wasn’t a tough sell at all. Everyone understood the value right away, especially those dealing directly with technician scheduling and support. In fact, our team members often proactively flag technicians who perform well and those who don’t, helping our leadership understand where to direct recognition and resources. This collaborative effort keeps everyone aligned and focused on maintaining our high standards for technician performance and reliability.

Finally, I want to recognize all the Field Nation staff, including customer success, who have supported our business through the many years we’ve worked together. With their help, we’ve fine-tuned our quality program with automation and data integrity, ensuring the delivery of the successful outcomes our customers expect.

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Break-fix is 99% of our work on Field Nation. Most of our clients have sites all over the U.S. and in Canada. We support networking equipment like access points, cradle points, and switches. We also dabble in supporting security cameras and alarm panels and provide managed services for one of the largest logistics companies in the U.S. 

Here are nine ways we draw in top-notch techs and consistently deliver quality client outcomes, especially when it comes to break-fix.

1. Craft an effective work order

Our work orders used to be somewhat wordy, but I’ve learned that clarity and conciseness are essential. This approach helps technicians understand exactly what’s expected without sifting through unnecessary information. 

We never create a new work order from scratch. Instead, we use work order templates customized for each client. For example, the scope of a client project might change, but the check-in/check-out process is always the same. Using templates, you can fill out an address, type in the scope, and call it a day. Also, templates are a great backstop to make sure techs get the information they need for a project.

2. Optimize pricing strategies

We started our journey to optimize our approach on break-fix pricing when we landed a client with a four-hour SLA. Our pricing is tiered based on the urgency and complexity of the work. So the higher pricing on a quick-turn project is designed to attract a technician who can respond within the client’s timeframe.

We also have a client with a standard two-hour rate for each break-fix project. Whether a tech is on-site for five minutes or two hours, we charge the client for two hours. This ups the ante for the techs and makes them want to take the work.

Also, it’s important to realize when you need to increase your prices and when you need to have a pricing conversation with clients. Recently, due to increasing costs in gas, parts, and other expenses, we implemented our first price increase in four years. Keeping our pricing competitive helps us meet tighter SLAs and find better technicians. Given the rising costs of everything, clients recognize when a price increase is the right thing to do.

3. Trust your gut

When it comes to vetting, vibes matter. Vetting is about more than just qualifications. Over the years, I’ve noticed that what techs say on the phone can be a sign of their quality. You get a lot of insight from how technicians respond to your questions. Short responses are a red flag and may indicate a lack of engagement or expertise. On the other hand, when you find the right tech, you’ll have the feeling they know their stuff. 

I also take into account things like whether techs confirm their work orders promptly. Little indicators like that go a long way.

4. Overcome client hurdles

In the rare case when we can’t fulfill a client need, it’s critical to maintain an open dialogue. We keep clients apprised of what we’re trying and the status of finding the tech they need. We try to offer our clients options, such as telling them when the next tech is available and can be on site. It’s important to always show clients you’re giving their work your best effort.

5. Optimize project check-in and check-out

One of the things we’ve worked really hard on is our check-in and check-out process. We make it easy for techs to check in on-site and start their work while making sure we have the information we need.

We have a dedicated phone line where techs do a checkout call. On the call, we verify that they submitted the right sign-off sheets, completed the scope of work, and uploaded all photos and deliverables. This step has saved us so many times. It protects us and the technician in case any issues arise with the client later on.

6. Offer flexible arrival windows

We avoid giving clients a specific start time, and instead give them time ranges (such as between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m.). That flexibility gives techs more options and prevents them from being late.

7. Speed up assignments and approvals

We’ve fine-tuned our process so that we approve jobs no more than three days after completion. A quick turnaround in approving assignments and processing payments shows techs they’re valued. And when they feel that respect, they’re more eager to jump on our next work order and deliver the quality our clients expect.

8. Maintain accountability

I’ve found that consistency cultivates mutual respect. Maintain good relationships with techs by holding them accountable to their commitments. Use penalties for late work, incomplete tasks, or failure to meet specified work order requirements. However, ensure these penalties are fair and clearly communicated from the outset. 

9. Leverage Field Nation resources

We leverage Field Nation’s capabilities, like Talent Pools and GPS check-ins, in our daily operations. Regularly engaging with Jack Cushing, our dedicated Field Nation account representative, has been invaluable. His insights about the platform’s robust features have significantly contributed to our standing as a leading buyer, continuously improving our processes and outcomes.

If you’re considering Field Nation for break/fix work, you’ll be in great hands. Field Nation has helped us be a more successful and competitive business, and they can help you do the same.

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