For pest control
Every stop treated right.
Every visit with proof.
Recurring treatment-route checklists, photo proof of service, and every stop tied to the customer — tap to call, tap for directions. Watch each stop get checked off from the office in real time.
The route ran. Can you prove every stop got treated?
- Route sheets and treatment notes scattered across texts, paper, and memory
- No proof a stop was actually treated — just the customer’s word against the tech’s
- Pest activity and what you applied jotted on a scrap of paper, if at all
- Techs out on routes you can’t see until they’re back at the shop
- Every tech runs a stop a little differently
Everything a pest control team needs
Start free, then unlock more as you scale. see pricing.
Standardized treatment checklists
StarterSave your inspect-treat-document routine — perimeter, interior, bait stations, traps — as a template so every stop on every route runs the same proven way, whoever’s on it.
Proof of service & pest activity
StarterRequire a photo before a stop is done — the treated area, a bait station, or a pest sighting — so every visit ends with proof for a callback or dispute. Techs note the product used and what they found in a comment.
Recurring routes on schedule
StarterSet recurring lists for weekly, biweekly, or monthly service routes and re-treatment reminders — Ziptask regenerates each one automatically so no account gets skipped.
Every stop tied to the customer
Attach the customer to a stop and your tech taps to call ahead, taps the address for turn-by-turn directions, or taps to email — with the gate code and access notes saved on the customer’s record. Contact and navigation straight from the checklist, no second app.
Sign-off before a route closes
StarterRequire a lead to review and approve before a route is marked done — catch the skipped stop or missed re-treatment before the customer calls.
Dispatch routes to the right tech
Assign a route checklist to a tech and watch it move through to done in real time from the office — no end-of-day status calls.
Routes, service areas & crews
ProScope work by route, service area, or crew. Techs see only their stops; managers see the whole board.
Keep your best techs
ProPoints and a weekly leaderboard recognize the techs who run clean, complete routes — a low-cost edge in a tight labor market.
A record of every visit
BusinessA timestamped activity log captures every completed service and sign-off — filter it and export to CSV. Each customer’s visits collect on their page, with the service photos and notes attached to every stop. Your backup for callbacks and disputes.
Keeps working when the signal drops
Basements, crawlspaces, rural properties — pull up the route checklist you’ve opened and keep checking off stops with no connection; changes sync the moment you’re back in range. (Capturing photos and notes needs a signal.)
Run every route the same way
Build the route
Assemble the day’s stops from a template — each tied to its customer — and assign it to the tech in seconds.
Tech runs the route
They inspect and treat each stop, tap to call or navigate, snap proof-of-service photos, note what they found, and submit from their phone. Progress shows live for the office.
Close with proof
A lead signs off, and you keep a record of every visit and sign-off — for callbacks, disputes, and the next service cycle.
Pest control FAQ
Can techs prove a stop was actually treated?
Yes. Require a photo before a stop can be submitted, with a lead sign-off before the route closes — so every visit ends with evidence for the customer and your records.
Can techs record what they applied and the pest activity they found?
Yes — add it as a checklist item that requires a photo, so the tech photographs the treated area or bait station and notes the product used and what they found in a comment. On a recurring route, that becomes a timestamped, photo-backed record instead of a scrap of paper. Important: Ziptask captures the photo and the note — it is not a structured pesticide-application-record or regulatory reporting system (product, EPA registration number, rate, and target pest in a compliant format). Use it alongside your required application records, not as a replacement for them.
Can techs get directions and call customers from the app?
Yes. Attach the customer to a stop and the tech taps the address for turn-by-turn directions and gate notes, taps to call ahead, or taps to email — right from the checklist, no separate app.
Does it work out on the route?
Yes — native iOS and Android apps plus a web app, with real-time sync. Techs can dictate a list by voice, and a route you’ve opened keeps working offline: check-offs queue and sync when you’re back in range, while photos and notes upload once there’s a signal.
Can I schedule recurring routes and re-treatments automatically?
Yes. Recurring lists auto-generate service routes and re-treatment reminders on the schedule you set — daily, weekly, biweekly, or monthly — with items reset each time. For longer intervals, schedule the route with a due date on the calendar.
Can techs only see their own routes?
Yes. With teams you scope work by route, service area, or crew — techs see only their assigned stops, while managers see everything.
What is the best app for a pest control business?
Look for reusable route and treatment checklists, photo proof of service before a stop closes, recurring routes and re-treatment reminders, each stop tied to the customer for one-tap call and directions, and a full service history. Ziptask covers all of these on iOS, Android, and web, and is free to start (it complements, rather than replaces, your regulatory pesticide-application records).
How much does it cost?
Ziptask is free to start. Paid plans (Starter, Pro, Business) add photo proof, recurring routes, teams, tech rewards, and a full service history as you grow.