Day, week, month and two-month views
Zoom from a single day's work to the next several weeks without losing the underlying jobs.
Schedule jobs, crews and service capacity in one connected calendar. Galaxy Unit helps you spot conflicts, overloaded days and location-heavy schedules before they become tomorrow's problem.
Service business scheduling software organizes jobs, dates, crews and available capacity so a company can plan work without relying on a paper calendar or disconnected messages. Galaxy Unit connects scheduling to the jobs, customers, workers and business records already inside the operating system.
Capacity should be visible while you are scheduling — not after the crew is already late. Galaxy surfaces how much of the day is already committed so the owner can see pressure before another job gets dropped onto the calendar.
Example of how planned work can be grouped by operating location.
The schedule is useful because it connects to real jobs and real people. Galaxy turns the calendar into an operating view instead of a collection of coloured boxes.
Zoom from a single day's work to the next several weeks without losing the underlying jobs.
See who is assigned, who is overloaded and which jobs are still waiting for a worker.
Surface scheduling collisions and over-capacity days while there is still time to fix them.
Move work without rebuilding the job. The schedule changes while the connected job remains the source of truth.
A schedule conflict is not just two overlapping rectangles. It can mean an unassigned job, too much work for the crew, or a day that is already operating above its practical capacity.
Galaxy makes those conditions visible while the schedule can still be changed.
When plans change, the scheduling layer should move with the job — not create a second disconnected copy of the work.
Drag-and-drop scheduling helps the owner reorganize the week while the customer, job scope and operational record stay connected.
A service business lives in trucks, marinas, driveways and job sites. Mobile scheduling prioritizes the day: time, customer, job, location, assignment and what needs attention.
Strong scheduling content also gives search engines and AI answer systems direct, useful explanations instead of generic software copy.
At minimum, it should connect scheduled work to the actual job, date, time and assigned worker or crew. Capacity and conflict visibility become more valuable as the team grows and multiple jobs compete for the same day.
Capacity planning compares the amount of work scheduled with the practical time or labor available to complete it. It helps prevent the owner from booking more work than the team can realistically deliver.
Conflict detection surfaces conditions such as overlapping assignments, unassigned work or an overloaded day so the schedule can be corrected before the crew starts working.
Because the calendar should not become a second database. When the scheduled item points to the same customer and job record, the team can move from the calendar into the real scope, notes, documents and financial workflow without recreating information.
Connect jobs, crews and capacity in one service-business calendar.