Get the agency out of your head. Every job, every server, every dollar, in one place.

You open Home. Needs attention sits at the top: critical and high priority, past due or with no server assigned, with Call Server and Email Server one click away. No hunting through the list to find out who went quiet.

Under it, the four numbers you would otherwise have to ask someone for: jobs created, attempts, served, and due by today with the overdue count. They are current within seconds, and every one of them is a link to its own list. Receivables aging and money issued versus paid live on the same page.

A summons comes in by email. Drop the PDF on AI Job Entry. The AI reads it and fills the job: it matched the court at 100%, pulled the case number and the date filed, and then it stopped. The banner says Done in 4.8s. Review and confirm below.

You check the fields, pick the customer, click Create Job. It is the most accurate document intake in the industry, and it still makes you look before anything is created.

Nothing is read until you say so. A dialog first asks where the packet came from and which pages are the work order, and shows you what the read will cost. Prefer to type it in? Skip the AI and enter the job manually.

Open Jobs. The Work Queues across the top flag what is time-sensitive before you scroll: overdue, court date passed, missed attempt-by, affidavits waiting to come back, photos to approve. Click a row and a peek panel slides in. Approve the attempt, assign a server, print the affidavit, all without losing your place.

Switch to Map, drag a box around a cluster of pins, and assign every job inside it at once. Export the whole filtered list to CSV; there is no row limit. Save the view and it is there tomorrow.

The job lands in the RocketServe app for iPhone and Android. Your server accepts it, logs the attempt, takes the GPS-stamped photo at the door, and marks it complete. It is on the job in the office while they are still standing there.

Back at your desk, the Servers page shows each person's load as a bar against what they usually carry: out with work, falling behind, free to take jobs. So you hand the next one to someone who can take it.

Work you send across state lines is the easiest to lose track of. The Tracking Map shows every open job by state and county, and a region turns red the moment its oldest open job passes the day threshold you set. Red means pick up the phone.

An attorney calls. The defendant is challenging the affidavit: no one showed up, ever. In most offices this is an afternoon of pulling phone records and hoping.

Open GPS Analysis. Pick the server and the date. It replays the whole day on a map, numbered stop by stop, and works out the speed on every leg between them. Then it flags what cannot be true: a leg faster than your mph threshold, more than 15 minutes between the GPS clock and the sworn time, a photo taken more than 0.25 miles from the address. The findings are written in plain English. Export CSV, attach it, done. Minutes, not an afternoon.

It works because every attempt in RocketServe carries a GPS-stamped photo, taken from the app at the door.

Accounting Overview answers those two questions on one screen: invoiced, collected, customers owe you, you owe servers, kept this month. Completed jobs not invoiced yet are counted and waiting for you. So are the invoices past 60 days.

Charges are added by hand. Nothing auto-bills a client while you are not looking. When it is right, compile the charges into numbered invoices, or run Bulk Billing: one invoice per customer, in one go. Email it with a Pay Now link. Record partial payments. See aging by customer. Let statements auto-email monthly if you want them to.

Servers are paid from the same place: commissions set per coverage ZIP, pay runs by job-completed or by affidavit-back, your choice.