I built the integration that syncs the parts a technician uses in DispatchTrack into AccuDash — closing the loop between field service and the inventory and service systems.
A Gap Between the Field and the System
Parts consumed on a service call lived in DispatchTrack, while inventory and service records lived in AccuDash — and bridging them meant manual reconciliation, with the usual drift and delay. The integration had to move used-parts data across automatically and reliably.
What I Delivered
DispatchTrack → AccuDash sync
Built the connector that moves technician-used parts from DispatchTrack into AccuDash.
Automatic reconciliation
Replaced manual matching with a hands-off sync between the two systems.
Inventory-aware
Fed used parts into the serialized inventory so counts stay honest.
Reliable by design
Built the sync to be dependable, so field data lands where it belongs every time.
Skills & Tools
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The Impact
Parts a technician uses in the field now flow straight into AccuDash — no manual reconciliation, and inventory and service records that reflect what actually happened on the call.
Close the Loop Automatically
The gap between where work happens and where it’s recorded is where accuracy goes to die. Syncing used parts from DispatchTrack into AccuDash closed that gap — the field and the system finally telling the same story.
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