PoolPath works out, for every pool, the dose that holds the water until the next service day. Bad chemistry rarely costs you a callback. It costs you more chemicals later, or the customer whose pool never got right.
Open a stop on mobile, tap each test you ran, and PoolPath writes it to the pool history with timestamp and tech ID. Required readings (configured at the company or per-pool level) block visit completion if missing — so commercial pools always have a clean health-dept log without anyone needing to remember.
You configure which readings your business uses — turn off TDS if you don't test it, turn on phosphates if you do — so the form on the deck is the form your team needs, not a generic 12-field interrogation.
PoolPath recommends doses based on pool gallons, surface type, current chemistry, and target ranges that you set. The engine adjusts for stabilizer levels, scale-and-corrosion balancing on commercial pools, and the difference between hot-tub volumes and spa-pool combo configurations.
Every dose recommendation can be accepted, adjusted, or skipped — and whatever the tech actually does is logged against the pool. No "here's what we should have done" with a different reality on the truck.
Enter your real container price ($28 for a gallon of liquid chlorine, etc.) and PoolPath multiplies dose × cost-per-unit on every visit. You see the chemical cost of every stop, every route, every customer — and which routes are running thin on margin before they bleed you dry.
The same data drives the auto-built shopping list: forecast next week's consumption, subtract what's in your inventory, and PoolPath tells your office staff exactly what to order.