A typical request
Choose a recent repair, maintenance issue, or inspection finding. We'll follow it from the first message to the final update.
How it works
Groundlark is set up with you, not handed over as a blank account. Here is what happens from choosing a plan to everyday use.

Start with the work
Whether your day revolves around sprinkler repairs, landscape maintenance, or irrigation inspections, setup starts with the way requests move through your team today.
You don't need a finished migration plan before your onboarding call. These four things give us a useful starting point.
Choose a recent repair, maintenance issue, or inspection finding. We'll follow it from the first message to the final update.
Tell us who receives requests, assigns work, handles approvals, and closes the job. A small team may have one person doing several of these.
Describe your mix of homes, communities, and commercial sites, including what managers or residents need to hear back from you.
Bring a list of the software and spreadsheets you rely on. We'll discuss what stays in place and which workflows Groundlark would handle.
Compare Essentials and Growth, or contact us about Enterprise. Standard plans do not require a sales call.
Pay for your selected plan. Monthly billing and your assisted onboarding service start at signup.
After purchase, schedule your kickoff. We work through your team, current process, website, and setup needs together.
We work through the agreed setup, integrations, and team preparation.
We complete the required checks and training before activating operational access.
Reach Groundlark for support as your team uses the software.
Your subscription and the paid onboarding service begin, with monthly billing from that date. Setup starts with a guided kickoff.
We activate operational access once the required setup, testing, and training are complete.
Booking a walkthrough is a conversation about your business. It does not start a subscription or schedule onboarding.
Training should reflect a real day at your business. We use the agreed workflows to check the details with the people who will use them.
Walk through receiving a request, deciding who owns the next step, and finding the job's history when a customer calls.
Have the people doing the work practice finding the right record, adding an update, and recording what needs another visit.
Review who should see internal notes, who handles customer updates, and the access each team member needs.
Compare the team sizes, website services, and support included with each plan.