Tex's Technical Services
A multi-tenant operations console for industrial services work.
- Status
- Live
- Type
- SaaS platform
- Tenancy
- Multi-tenant
- Access
- Role-based
- Stack
- Next.js
- Year
- 2026
- Built by
- Ravion Moyers
What this had to solve.
Industrial services companies run on spreadsheets, whiteboards, and paper tickets. The schedule lives in one place, equipment history in another, and certification expirations usually live in somebody's memory until the day a crew shows up out of compliance. The objective was a single console the whole company works from, with the field and the office each seeing the part that belongs to them.
What was built.
Technology
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Nginx
- Multi-tenant architecture
- Role-based access control
Verified from the live site where publicly detectable.
- A multi-tenant platform where each company's data is isolated from every other tenant
- Role-based access so field crews, supervisors, and office staff each get an appropriate view
- A public marketing site with features, industries, pricing, and a demo request path
- An authenticated application behind a sign-in boundary
The parts that do the work.
Jobs and dispatch
Schedule work, assign crews, and track a job from the initial request through to close.
Daily plans
Build the day, balance crews against available equipment, and publish the plan.
Time entries
Capture labor against specific jobs so costing is accurate and hours are payroll ready.
Equipment tracking
Utilization, downtime, and service history across the fleet.
Certifications
Track expirations with automatic reminders before a crew goes out of compliance.
Inspections and repairs
Log findings in the field, convert them into repairs, and keep an auditable trail.
Other pages from the site.
What it does now that it could not before.
The company works from one console instead of a spreadsheet, a whiteboard, and a stack of paper tickets. The schedule, equipment history, and certification expirations live in the same system, so an expiring certification surfaces before a crew is dispatched rather than on the day somebody shows up out of compliance. Field crews, supervisors, and office staff each see the part that belongs to them, and a second company can be onboarded without touching the first company's data.
Different business, same capability.
- Multi-tenant application architecture with per-company data isolation
- Permission systems with meaningfully different roles
- Operational dashboards built on live data rather than manual reports
- Scheduling, resource allocation, and compliance tracking in one system
- A product marketing site and an authenticated application maintained together
Services involved