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360e review

#91 of 94 in Field Service Management Software

A web-based field management system for basic scheduling, billing, and job control.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

360e is web-based field management software for electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and other trade contractors. It brings quoting, scheduling, job tracking, time and materials tracking, change orders, billing, payments, and field communication into one system. Growing small and mid-sized service companies can use it for service work and larger construction jobs, with workflows that can be customized to their operations. Technicians access job details, schedules, and tools from internet-connected devices without installing an app.

Pricing is handled through registration or sales contact rather than published plan names and amounts. That approach may suit companies that want a conversation around their workflow, but buyers cannot compare predefined tiers before engaging. The product includes online customer payment options, invoice creation, technician time and materials tracking, and change-order capture from the job site. Its listed integration is the Google Gmail API, so organizations with broad software-connection requirements should assess fit before choosing it.

The strongest case for 360e is a trade contractor that needs one web-based workspace for basic job administration, from estimates through billing and payment. Mobile web access supports field coordination without requiring a native app, but internet access is part of that operating model. Teams seeking a narrow, straightforward field workflow may find the feature coverage appropriate. Companies that require offline field work, a wider integration ecosystem, or more specialized scheduling capabilities should consider alternatives designed around those needs.

360e pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Covers estimates, scheduling, tracking, billing, and payments
    • Tracks technician time, materials, and job-site change orders
    • Provides mobile web access to job details and schedules
  • Where it doesn't
    • Requires internet-connected devices for field access
    • Offers a narrow integration footprint with Google Gmail API listed
    • Pricing requires registration or contact with sales

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