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    Field Services / Scheduling

    ArborSchedule Pro

    Multi-location arborist scheduling with territory mapping

    ReactTypeScriptSupabaseGoogle MapsHubSpotEdge Functions
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    The Challenge

    Build ZIP code territory routing, drive-time optimization, and CRM integration for a growing arborist company.

    • Technicians wasted hours driving between scattered appointments
    • No ZIP code validation meant accepting jobs outside service areas
    • CRM data was siloed from the scheduling system
    • Territory changes required developer intervention
    Why Off-the-Shelf Wouldn't Work

    Generic scheduling tools can't handle GeoJSON territory mapping or bidirectional HubSpot synchronization.

    What We Built

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    ZIP Code Territory Validation

    Automatic service area detection before booking confirmation

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    HubSpot CRM Phone Lookup

    Customer recognition and history from CRM integration

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    Weekly Calendar with Slot Prioritization

    Smart scheduling that optimizes for drive time

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    Interactive Coverage Mapping

    GeoJSON-powered territory visualization and editing

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    Query Replay & Analytics

    Historical booking data analysis and reporting

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    Dual-Database Sync

    Real-time synchronization between local and CRM data

    Technical Implementation

    Architecture Overview

    Three interfaces—customer-facing booking portal, internal scheduling tool, and admin dashboard with territory management.

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    Key Implementation Details
    • GeoJSON territory boundaries on Google Maps
    • HubSpot API integration via Edge Functions
    • ZIP code validation with territory lookup
    • Three-tier application architecture

    What This Demonstrates

    Full-Stack DevelopmentAPI IntegrationDatabase DesignReal-Time SystemsUI/UX ImplementationPerformance OptimizationReactTypeScriptSupabase