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Tree Service (Idea) ​

Idea stage: Tree Service is a concept and is not available to turn on yet. This guide describes planned behavior and may change before release.

ToolbagCRM Tree Service idea-stage placeholder screen
ToolbagCRM currently shows the Tree Service idea-stage state, so this screenshot reflects what customers see before the full workflow is available. Open the full-size Tree Service image.

Tree Service is planned to help tree-care contractors record per-tree assessments — species, diameter at breast height (DBH), and height — along with the work type, safety considerations, and certified arborist notes, all tied to the customer and job record.

When to use this ​

Use Tree Service when your team needs to:

  • Inventory individual trees on a job site with species, DBH, and height measurements.
  • Record the type of work planned: pruning, removal, stumping, emergency response, hazard assessment, cabling/bracing, fertilization/treatment, or other.
  • Flag safety considerations such as trees near power lines or situations that require traffic control.
  • Attach certified arborist notes and observations to the job for crew reference and liability documentation.
  • Keep tree-specific assessment data linked to the customer and job so quoting, invoicing, and service history stay connected.

Before you start ​

  • Confirm Tree Service is included in your ToolbagCRM plan.
  • Prepare this step for rollout; Tree Service is not available to enable while it remains at the idea stage.
  • Make sure Customers and Jobs are available on your account — Tree Service links each assessment to both records.
  • Decide whether your team measures DBH in inches and height in feet, and train crews on consistent measurement methods.

Planned workflow ​

When the active Tree Service workspace is available, assessments are expected to include:

  1. Tree identification — species name, diameter at breast height (DBH) in inches, and estimated height in feet.
  2. Work type — Pruning, Removal, Stumping, Emergency Response, Hazard Assessment, Cabling/Bracing, Fertilization/Treatment, or Other.
  3. Safety flags — whether power lines are nearby and whether traffic control is required for the job.
  4. Arborist notes — certified arborist observations, risk assessments, and recommendations.
  5. Linked records — each assessment ties to a customer and job for quoting, crew dispatch, and follow-up.

Tips ​

  • Record DBH and height consistently so estimates and crew prep stay reliable across jobs.
  • Use the power-lines and traffic-control flags to help dispatch plan equipment and crew safety before arrival.
  • Keep arborist notes plain-language enough for office staff to understand during customer calls.

Troubleshooting ​

I only see the idea-stage placeholder ​

That is expected until Tree Service is generally available for your account. Accounts without the active Tree Service workspace will show an idea-stage placeholder, so use this guide to prepare measurements, safety flags, and linked customer/job records before the active workspace opens.

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