Migrate your Trade Service Pro data
Field service management app for small trade businesses, bundling CRM, proposals, scheduling, invoicing, and timesheets under a month-to-month subscription model.
In its favor
Why people choose Trade Service Pro
The signal that keeps Trade Service Pro on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.
Month-to-month pricing with no annual contracts appeals to small trade businesses that want to test the platform before committing, as confirmed by the TSP website stating 'cancel anytime.'
All-in-one bundling of CRM, proposals, scheduling, timesheets, and payment processing reduces the number of tools a small HVAC or plumbing shop needs to manage.
The 30-day free trial lets field service companies validate the scheduling and invoicing workflow against their actual job types before paying.
Built-in credit card processing through the Payments module is marketed as a way to get paid faster, addressing a common pain point for trade contractors.
User permission controls allow back-office staff and field techs to have different access levels, which small businesses with mixed roles find useful.
No public API means third-party integrations or automated data pipelines are not possible, pushing growing companies toward platforms like ServiceTitan or Jobber that offer developer access.
Support is ticket-based with no clear SLA, and several reviews of similar FSM platforms cite slow response times as a reason for switching.
Limited scalability beyond 11–50 employees means companies that grow past that range often need a more robust platform with advanced dispatch and reporting.
Sync issues and reliability bugs, reported across comparable FSM tools, cause field teams to lose confidence in the system during active jobs.
Reasons to switch
Why people leave Trade Service Pro
The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing Trade Service Pro. Presented as facts, not knocks.
Platform scorecard
Strengths, weaknesses, and where Trade Service Pro 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
Trade Service Pro pricing overview
Trade Service Pro uses a straightforward month-to-month subscription model with no published per-user pricing. The 30-day free trial allows evaluation before committing, and the cancel-anytime policy provides an exit without penalty. Specific per-user or tier pricing must be obtained directly from their sales team.
Subscription
Tier 1 of 1
Month-to-month, no published rate
What's included
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What gets migrated
Trade Service Pro object support
Object-by-object support for Trade Service Pro migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.
Customers
Fully supportedCustomers are the core CRM object in Trade Service Pro, storing contact details, address, and job history. We migrate these as standard contact records and preserve associated proposals, invoices, and jobs via foreign key mapping during export.
Proposals
Mapping requiredProposals are tied to Customers and include line items, pricing, and eSign status. We map proposal fields to destination equivalents but flag eSign completion status as it may not carry over to systems without eSign integration.
Invoices
Mapping requiredInvoices contain line items, payment status, and customer references. We map invoice totals and line items cleanly; payment status (paid/unpaid) must be validated post-migration since TSP payment state may not export completely.
Jobs
Mapping requiredJobs are the primary work-order entity in TSP. They include scheduling, assigned users, and customer references. We map job status, dates, and assignments; custom job fields require field-level mapping against the destination schema.
Intake (Leads)
Mapping requiredIntake tracks incoming leads and ad sources before they become jobs. We map lead source, contact info, and status. Lead-to-job conversion history is preserved where TSP exports it, otherwise we flag incomplete conversions.
Timesheets
Mapping requiredTimesheet records include clock in/out times, job timers, and break timers tied to users and jobs. We map employee, date, hours, and job association. Timer state (active/paused) does not carry over in CSV exports.
User Permissions
Not in this platformUser roles and permissions are system-level settings that do not have a migration path. We export user accounts and map them to roles in the destination platform, but permission sets must be rebuilt manually.
Payments
Mapping requiredPayment records are tied to invoices and include transaction IDs and amounts. We map payment history to the destination accounting or billing module. TSP's integrated payment processor does not export transaction tokens for reactivation elsewhere.
Attachments
Mapping requiredAttachments on jobs, proposals, and invoices are exported as file references or downloaded blobs where TSP allows bulk downloads. We preserve file names and associate them with their parent records. Large attachment volumes may require chunking.
Scheduling
Mapping requiredSchedule entries are tied to Jobs and include date, time, assigned technician, and status. We map these to destination calendar or dispatch objects. Recurring schedule patterns may not export and must be reconstructed.
| Object | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Customers | Fully supported | Customers are the core CRM object in Trade Service Pro, storing contact details, address, and job history. We migrate these as standard contact records and preserve associated proposals, invoices, and jobs via foreign key mapping during export. |
| Proposals | Mapping required | Proposals are tied to Customers and include line items, pricing, and eSign status. We map proposal fields to destination equivalents but flag eSign completion status as it may not carry over to systems without eSign integration. |
| Invoices | Mapping required | Invoices contain line items, payment status, and customer references. We map invoice totals and line items cleanly; payment status (paid/unpaid) must be validated post-migration since TSP payment state may not export completely. |
| Jobs | Mapping required | Jobs are the primary work-order entity in TSP. They include scheduling, assigned users, and customer references. We map job status, dates, and assignments; custom job fields require field-level mapping against the destination schema. |
| Intake (Leads) | Mapping required | Intake tracks incoming leads and ad sources before they become jobs. We map lead source, contact info, and status. Lead-to-job conversion history is preserved where TSP exports it, otherwise we flag incomplete conversions. |
| Timesheets | Mapping required | Timesheet records include clock in/out times, job timers, and break timers tied to users and jobs. We map employee, date, hours, and job association. Timer state (active/paused) does not carry over in CSV exports. |
| User Permissions | Not in this platform | User roles and permissions are system-level settings that do not have a migration path. We export user accounts and map them to roles in the destination platform, but permission sets must be rebuilt manually. |
| Payments | Mapping required | Payment records are tied to invoices and include transaction IDs and amounts. We map payment history to the destination accounting or billing module. TSP's integrated payment processor does not export transaction tokens for reactivation elsewhere. |
| Attachments | Mapping required | Attachments on jobs, proposals, and invoices are exported as file references or downloaded blobs where TSP allows bulk downloads. We preserve file names and associate them with their parent records. Large attachment volumes may require chunking. |
| Scheduling | Mapping required | Schedule entries are tied to Jobs and include date, time, assigned technician, and status. We map these to destination calendar or dispatch objects. Recurring schedule patterns may not export and must be reconstructed. |
Gotchas
What to watch for in Trade Service Pro migrations
Issues we've hit on past Trade Service Pro migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.
No public API forces reliance on in-app CSV exports
Active timesheet timers do not export in CSV
eSign status on Proposals does not carry over
Attachment bulk download requires separate handling
No schema documentation complicitates field mapping
| Severity | Issue |
|---|---|
| High | No public API forces reliance on in-app CSV exports |
| Medium | Active timesheet timers do not export in CSV |
| Medium | eSign status on Proposals does not carry over |
| Low | Attachment bulk download requires separate handling |
| Medium | No schema documentation complicitates field mapping |
Leaving Trade Service Pro?
Where Trade Service Pro customers move next
12 destinations Trade Service Pro can migrate to.
How a Trade Service Pro migration works
Four steps, Trade Service Pro-specific
Connect
Not publicly documented into Trade Service Pro. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.
Map
We translate Trade Service Pro-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.
Sample
Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate Trade Service Pro quirks before production.
Migrate
Full migration with Trade Service Pro rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.
FAQ
Trade Service Pro migration FAQ
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