Supermove handles per-position billing, multi-day crew coordination, and project-based dispatch for commercial O&I operators. Quote once, dispatch from the same data, bill from actual crew output.










Commercial O&I breaks residential moving software in predictable ways. A single office relocation might span ten days with different crew sizes each day, per-position billing at different rates, and scope that changes mid-project because it always does. Most moving software can't handle any of that without ugly workarounds.
If you're running commercial O&I and figuring out what to modernize first, this walks through it. Where the money leaks, where AI fits in commercial operations, and how to phase things in without disrupting active projects. Written for operators handling offices, labs, healthcare facilities, schools, and industrial relocations.


High volume, tight margins, and a peak season that doesn't forgive scheduling mistakes. See how Supermove handles dispatch, on-site billing, and crew coordination for operators running 20+ local jobs a day.
Multi-day jobs with shifting crew sizes and equipment needs don't fit neatly into a single dispatch slot. Supermove splits each project into sub-jobs with their own crew assignments, timesheets, and cost tracking so nothing falls through the cracks between phases.
Your salesperson builds the proposal and that data flows straight into dispatch and billing. No coordinator re-entering it into a second system or version mismatches between what was sold and what gets staffed.

Your salesperson builds the proposal once — crew composition, hours per day, equipment, materials — and that data flows into dispatch and billing without anyone re-entering it.A ten-day project breaks into sub-jobs per day, each with its own crew assignment and timesheet. The system tracks per-position rates automatically. Crews log time and scope changes on a tablet on-site, and billing can invoice the day the job wraps.

