Selavant gives Christian-owned home service businesses a weekly pulse on their crew — so the warning signs surface before a two-week notice does.
There's no shortage of tools that track jobs, invoices, and routes. Almost nothing tracks the people actually doing the work — until they're already gone.
By then it's too late to do anything but post the job listing and start training someone new.
One text, same day and time every week. Three taps — green, yellow, or red. Takes under 15 seconds.
A single rough week isn't the concern. A pattern is. Selavant watches the trend line, not the noise.
If it's serious, you hear about it directly — while there's still time to have the conversation that keeps him.
"If this system prevents one technician from walking out the door, you've paid for over four years of Selavant."— the math behind every Selavant pilot
You run a 5–25 person crew, you already try to look out for your guys, and you want a straightforward way to catch problems earlier — not another dashboard to babysit.
You're looking for a job-tracking or dispatch tool — Selavant isn't that, and it isn't trying to replace ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro. It sits alongside them, focused only on your people.
A 30-minute call — no pitch deck, no pressure. Just a real conversation about what's actually happening with your team.