What LakeOps does for a dock and lift company
LakeOps has five parts: the property map, sending crews out, the offline crew app, charge-on-completion billing, and seven reports. Each one is shaped by something specific about putting shoreline equipment in the water and taking it back out — the seasons, the weather, the signal, and the fact that a property is never one thing.
The map
Every dock section, lift and canopy pinned where it sits in the water and where it stacks for the winter. Pins colored by how much of the property is actually finished, filtered by lake, bay, service, or the gear a shoreline needs.
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Sending crews out
A boat, a crew and a stretch of shoreline. No calendar, no route, nothing to unassign when the wind turns. The gear aboard decides what work they can take.
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The crew app
Big buttons, reference photos, a clock that survives a dead zone, and a piece-by-piece record the hands keep themselves. The day loads onto the phone before they leave the landing.
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Getting paid
The job closes, the customer gets an itemized email with the crew’s photos and a link to pay, and the money lands in your bank. No invoice numbers, no aging, no accounting sync.
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Reports
Seven of them — progress, revenue, productivity, activity, customers, equipment and completed work. All exportable, all built out of what your crews recorded on the water.
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See it with your own shoreline on the screen
Half an hour. A few of your properties loaded, the pins dropped, a season run through it. If it’s not obviously better than what you’re doing now, that’s the answer you’ll get.