Early-stage startup · product discovery underway

Smarter operations for water service businesses.

FieldJal is exploring practical software for water purifier service businesses in India. We are starting with field research before deciding what to build.

  • Current stage: problem research and product planning
  • Current focus: learning from shop owners and technicians
  • Next step: validate the workflow before developing a prototype
Customer recordsAMC schedulingJob assignmentField visibilityParts & billingRoute planning

01 The problem

The work happens in the field. The records stay scattered.

Many local service teams coordinate through notebooks, calls and disconnected messages. Customer history can be lost, preventive service can slip, and owners may struggle to follow field activity.

01

Missed follow-ups

AMC dates and service history become difficult to track as the customer list grows.

02

Limited visibility

Job status often depends on calls and manual updates instead of one shared record.

03

Scattered records

Parts, readings, notes and invoices may end up across paper and separate conversations.

02 The vision

One connected workflow for the shop and the field.

These are areas we are researching, not released features. Interviews and pilot feedback will determine the first product scope.

Customer records

Explore a consistent place for customer, purifier and service history.

AMC scheduling

Explore clearer reminders and follow-ups for recurring service work.

Technician jobs

Explore a simple flow for assigning and tracking field visits.

Field accountability

Research fair, practical ways to confirm service activity.

Parts and billing

Explore keeping job notes, parts and billing context together.

Daily planning

Research how local teams can organise service routes more efficiently.

03 Proposed workflow

A starting hypothesis, ready to be tested.

  1. 1

    Plan

    Create and assign a customer service job.

  2. 2

    Visit

    Give the technician the details needed for the visit.

  3. 3

    Record

    Keep relevant service details in one place.

  4. 4

    Follow up

    Use service history to support the next customer interaction.

04 Current stage

The startup is just getting started.

There is no released product yet. The priority is understanding the problem and validating demand before development.

Now

Problem discovery

Speaking with water service businesses to understand real workflows and pain points.

Next

Product definition

Turning validated needs into a focused first prototype and pilot plan.

Later

Development

Building only after the core workflow and pilot requirements are clear.

Early-stage disclosure. FieldJal currently has no released product, paying customers, published pricing or operating metrics. The capabilities above describe the direction being explored and may change after research.

05 Roadmap

Research first. Build after validation.

  1. Now

    Understand the problem

    Interview shop owners and technicians about daily operations.

  2. Next

    Define the first workflow

    Prioritise the smallest useful solution based on evidence.

  3. Then

    Create and test a prototype

    Evaluate usability with a small group of potential pilot businesses.

  4. After validation

    Build the product foundation

    Develop secure data handling, access control, backups and reporting.

  5. Future

    Launch responsibly

    Set a launch date only when the product is ready for real operations.

Dilshad, founder of FieldJal

06 Founder

Dilshad

Founder & product builder

FieldJal is a founder-led effort to understand and solve operational challenges faced by local water service businesses. The product direction will be shaped through direct research and honest feedback.

contact@fieldjal.in

Research conversations

Run a water service business?

We would like to learn how your team manages customers, technicians and repeat service today. Your experience can help shape what FieldJal becomes.