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Odyssee Field Service vs WeCazza

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7.0#60 in field service management softwareFrom $33.97 a month
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FactOdyssee Field ServiceWeCazza
Customer portalAdvanced and higher plans provide a web customer portal and service desk for communication and requests.Yes
Free planNoNo
IntegrationsPublished integrations include Microsoft Business Central, SAP Business One, TESTO, VEKA, Zapier, AFAS, Exact Online, Odoo, Make and open APIs.The site lists Stripe, QuickBooks, GoHighLevel, Google Calendar, Zapier and Mailchimp; Zapier and Mailchimp are via webhooks and API on Premium.
SchedulingFeatures include drag-and-drop and provisional planning, recurring schedules, technician and work-order geolocation, routing, and travel time.Scheduling includes a drag-and-drop calendar, recurring jobs, team assignments and automatic reminders.
SecurityThe pricing page lists SSL encryption, hosting on Microsoft Azure, and regular security assessments with third-party security firms.The privacy policy says data is encrypted in transit with TLS and at rest with AES-256, and access uses role-based controls with multi-factor authentication.
SupportSupport channels listed include live chat, email, tickets, knowledge-base articles, phone support and customer-success assistance during trials.All plans include email support with responses under four hours on business days, and Premium adds priority phone support.

Odyssee Field Service plans

  • Essential€35 a month
  • Expert€89 a month
  • Start€22 a month
  • Advanced€39 a month
  • Professional€59 a month
  • Enterprise AIPriced on request

WeCazza plans

  • Starter$33.97 a month
  • Pro$97 a month
  • Premium$297 a month

Pick Odyssee Field Service if…

It suits service businesses handling installation, maintenance, or repair work, including teams in HVAC, energy, equipment, or facilities services. Offline technician access may suit field teams working without a connection.

Pick WeCazza if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

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