Create an on-call shift
1
Open Technician Shifts
In ServiceTitan, go to Schedule → Technician Shifts.
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Start a new shift
Select Create Shift and choose the on-call shift type.
3
Pick the technician and times
Choose the technician, the dates and the start and end times. Set how often it repeats if you run a rotation.
4
Save
On the Dispatch Board, on-call shifts show in orange.
Turn on on-call shifts in Adaptive Capacity
If your team uses Get Adaptive Availability, ServiceTitan only counts on-call shifts when the setting for them is on.1
Open Adaptive Capacity settings
In ServiceTitan, go to Settings → Adaptive Capacity → Settings.
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Turn on on-call shifts
Turn on Default to include On Call Technician Shifts in Availability Calculation.
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Save
Save your changes.
Test it
1
Look after hours
In ServiceTitan, open Call Booking and look at an evening or weekend time that has an on-call shift.
2
Check the open times
Pick a job type and check that the after-hours times you expect are open. How many jobs fit depends on the hours available and how long the job takes, not only on how many technicians are on call.
More options
What does Avoca check?
What does Avoca check?
During setup, Avoca looks for on-call shifts in the next 14 days. This check is optional. It only matters if you want after-hours bookings limited by real technician availability.
Can Avoca text my on-call technician?
Can Avoca text my on-call technician?
Yes. Avoca can pull your ServiceTitan on-call shifts into the On-Call Calendar so the right technician gets emergency notifications. See Set up the On-Call Calendar.
I use Get Availability (ACP)
I use Get Availability (ACP)
The setting above is part of Adaptive Capacity. If your team uses ACP, check with your ServiceTitan contact how on-call time is handled in your account.