Migrate your Hellotracks data
GPS-focused field service management platform for small-to-mid teams. It tracks workers, dispatches jobs, and logs routes — but does not function as a full CRM or billing system.
In its favor
Why people choose Hellotracks
The signal that keeps Hellotracks on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.
Real-time GPS tracking accurate to the second gives small field teams immediate visibility into worker locations without investing in enterprise FSM tools.
The platform combines job dispatching, route optimization, and location history in a single mobile app, reducing the need to duct-tape multiple tools together.
Automatic check-in and check-out at geofenced Places eliminates manual clocking for teams operating at known customer sites.
The 30-day free trial and straightforward setup allow small businesses to evaluate fit without a lengthy procurement process.
Slack and Google Calendar integrations let teams receive job dispatches in tools they already use daily.
Hellotracks lacks a calendar view for tasks, forcing dispatchers to manage job schedules in an unfamiliar or external calendar tool.
Customer information fields are limited compared to full CRM platforms, which frustrates teams that need richer customer profiles tied to jobs.
Several reviews cite bugs and inconsistent behavior that require workaround adaptation, particularly as businesses scale beyond the startup phase.
The platform is positioned for small-to-mid businesses; growing companies report outgrowing the feature set and switching to more robust FSM or ERP tools.
Reasons to switch
Why people leave Hellotracks
The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing Hellotracks. Presented as facts, not knocks.
Platform scorecard
Strengths, weaknesses, and where Hellotracks fits
Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.
SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit
Strengths
Weaknesses
Where it works
Where it struggles
Pricing tiers
Hellotracks pricing overview
Hellotracks does not publish its pricing tiers publicly. The platform offers a 30-day free trial and is sold directly via sales contact. Based on Capterra listings and G2 reviews, the product targets small-to-mid businesses with per-worker or per-team pricing, but specific per-seat costs are not available in the research data.
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What gets migrated
Hellotracks object support
Object-by-object support for Hellotracks migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.
Jobs
Fully supportedJobs are the core work-order object in Hellotracks with a stable schema covering status, assigned worker, team, scheduled time, location, and custom fields via the customFields array and extra_* prefixed inputs. We migrate Jobs 1:1 and map their status/progress fields to the destination's equivalent lifecycle stages.
Members (Workers)
Fully supportedMembers represent field staff and are tied to location tracks, assigned jobs, and timesheet records. We map Members to the destination's user or employee object and preserve worker metadata including team assignments and tracking preferences.
Places
Fully supportedPlaces are saved, geofenced locations with a configurable radius used for automatic check-in/check-out. We export Places with their geofence radius, associated contacts, color label, and custom fields, mapping them to destination location or site records.
Teams
Fully supportedTeams group Members for assignment and reporting purposes. We carry forward team membership so that worker-to-team relationships are preserved in the destination system and reporting can be segmented by team.
Tracks (GPS History)
Mapping requiredTracks represent historical GPS traces recorded by the Hellotracks mobile app. The API returns waypoint arrays with speed, timestamp, and coordinates. We export these as route or location-history records but note that destination systems vary in how they store raw GPS path data.
Trips
Mapping requiredTrips are complete journey records from start to finish including stops, duration, distance, and trip quality metadata. We export trips as time-and-distance events. Where the destination has a dedicated mileage log object, we map distance and trip purpose fields accordingly.
Waypoints
Mapping requiredWaypoints are individual GPS points along a track with speed data. We export them as part of the trip record but note they are typically too granular to migrate as independent records in most destination systems.
Stops
Mapping requiredStops are logged arrivals and departures at Places or Jobs, including total time on site. We map these to destination check-in/check-out events or job visit records. Stops at unsaved locations are flagged separately for manual review.
Forms (Job Forms)
Mapping requiredForms are custom data collection instruments attached to Jobs. Submission data is exportable as CSV or XLSX. We extract form submission records and map them to destination custom record types or attach them as job notes, depending on destination schema.
Alerts
Mapping requiredAlert records capture triggered notification events such as geofence breaches or speed violations. We export alert logs as event records and note that alert rules themselves are platform configuration that must be rebuilt in the destination.
Reports (Timesheet, Mileage, Activity)
Mapping requiredHellotracks exposes Timesheet, Mileage, and general Activity reports downloadable as CSV or XLSX. We export these as-is for re-import into the destination's reporting module or map line items into the appropriate financial or HR system.
Custom Fields (Jobs and Places)
Mapping requiredCustom fields on Jobs are stored via the customFields array using key-value pairs and the extra_text_$ and extra_number_$ prefixed slots. We preserve all custom field labels and values during migration and map them to destination custom fields by name.
Attachments / Uploads
Not in this platformHellotracks supports file uploads attached to Jobs but the API documentation does not expose a structured attachment download endpoint. We cannot guarantee file integrity during migration. Customers should download attachments manually or use Hellotracks support for bulk export.
| Object | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Jobs | Fully supported | Jobs are the core work-order object in Hellotracks with a stable schema covering status, assigned worker, team, scheduled time, location, and custom fields via the customFields array and extra_* prefixed inputs. We migrate Jobs 1:1 and map their status/progress fields to the destination's equivalent lifecycle stages. |
| Members (Workers) | Fully supported | Members represent field staff and are tied to location tracks, assigned jobs, and timesheet records. We map Members to the destination's user or employee object and preserve worker metadata including team assignments and tracking preferences. |
| Places | Fully supported | Places are saved, geofenced locations with a configurable radius used for automatic check-in/check-out. We export Places with their geofence radius, associated contacts, color label, and custom fields, mapping them to destination location or site records. |
| Teams | Fully supported | Teams group Members for assignment and reporting purposes. We carry forward team membership so that worker-to-team relationships are preserved in the destination system and reporting can be segmented by team. |
| Tracks (GPS History) | Mapping required | Tracks represent historical GPS traces recorded by the Hellotracks mobile app. The API returns waypoint arrays with speed, timestamp, and coordinates. We export these as route or location-history records but note that destination systems vary in how they store raw GPS path data. |
| Trips | Mapping required | Trips are complete journey records from start to finish including stops, duration, distance, and trip quality metadata. We export trips as time-and-distance events. Where the destination has a dedicated mileage log object, we map distance and trip purpose fields accordingly. |
| Waypoints | Mapping required | Waypoints are individual GPS points along a track with speed data. We export them as part of the trip record but note they are typically too granular to migrate as independent records in most destination systems. |
| Stops | Mapping required | Stops are logged arrivals and departures at Places or Jobs, including total time on site. We map these to destination check-in/check-out events or job visit records. Stops at unsaved locations are flagged separately for manual review. |
| Forms (Job Forms) | Mapping required | Forms are custom data collection instruments attached to Jobs. Submission data is exportable as CSV or XLSX. We extract form submission records and map them to destination custom record types or attach them as job notes, depending on destination schema. |
| Alerts | Mapping required | Alert records capture triggered notification events such as geofence breaches or speed violations. We export alert logs as event records and note that alert rules themselves are platform configuration that must be rebuilt in the destination. |
| Reports (Timesheet, Mileage, Activity) | Mapping required | Hellotracks exposes Timesheet, Mileage, and general Activity reports downloadable as CSV or XLSX. We export these as-is for re-import into the destination's reporting module or map line items into the appropriate financial or HR system. |
| Custom Fields (Jobs and Places) | Mapping required | Custom fields on Jobs are stored via the customFields array using key-value pairs and the extra_text_$ and extra_number_$ prefixed slots. We preserve all custom field labels and values during migration and map them to destination custom fields by name. |
| Attachments / Uploads | Not in this platform | Hellotracks supports file uploads attached to Jobs but the API documentation does not expose a structured attachment download endpoint. We cannot guarantee file integrity during migration. Customers should download attachments manually or use Hellotracks support for bulk export. |
Gotchas
What to watch for in Hellotracks migrations
Issues we've hit on past Hellotracks migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.
Polling the API aggressively triggers rate limiting
No structured customer profile object
Location tracking must be actively enabled on devices
Waypoint and stop density can inflate export file sizes
| Severity | Issue |
|---|---|
| High | Polling the API aggressively triggers rate limiting |
| Medium | No structured customer profile object |
| Medium | Location tracking must be actively enabled on devices |
| Low | Waypoint and stop density can inflate export file sizes |
Leaving Hellotracks?
Where Hellotracks customers move next
12 destinations Hellotracks can migrate to.
How a Hellotracks migration works
Four steps, Hellotracks-specific
Connect
Bearer token into Hellotracks. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.
Map
We translate Hellotracks-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.
Sample
Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate Hellotracks quirks before production.
Migrate
Full migration with Hellotracks rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.
FAQ
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