One scheduling engine
Business hours, the lunch break, closed weekdays, crew days off and per-type caps live in one place. The office calendar, your website widget and the API all read the same availability, so a slot can only be sold once.
Everything the office touches in a day
Task types you control
Durations, bookable weekdays, fixed start times, per-day caps and colours are settings, not code. Rename Short-Term Test, add Crawlspace Inspection, retire what you do not sell.
Crew lanes
Give mitigation to one crew and testing to another and the two calendars stop competing. A booking only collides with work the same crew does.
The pickup board
Today's kit pickups in one list, and every test bucketed by what still needs a decision — so a kit never sits in a basement for three weeks.
Quotes that close themselves
Email the quote, the customer signs it in a browser, and RadonCRM files the signed PDF, drafts the invoice from the same line items and sends them a link to pick their install date.
Booking on your own site
Drop an iframe into your website for free tests and mitigation quotes. Requests arrive as real jobs and draft quotes, locked to the domains you name.
Confirmations that say the time
Every customer email restates the booked date and time, because that message is their receipt for the appointment. Your inbox gets a copy of each new job.
Hiring, when you are growing
Post a role, collect applications from a careers page on your own site, move people through a pipeline, and accept or reject with an email that logs what was sent.
Your website, your calendar
Two embeddable pages — book a radon test, or request a mitigation quote — served from your account and restricted to the domains you allow. A quote request shows up in your Quotes list as a draft the moment it is submitted.
Built to be automated
A key-authenticated API reads live availability and creates confirmed bookings on the same calendar as everything else, with an OpenAPI spec so a partner's software — or an AI agent working for a customer — can book without scripting an iframe.
Read the API docs