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Operations software for cleaning companies

Run your cleaning company from one clear workspace.

Plan recurring work, assign the right people, follow field activity and turn check-ins into reliable worked time—without piecing the day together from spreadsheets and messages.

  • Recurring planning
  • Mobile field work
  • Automatic timesheets
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A shared planning view for office and field teams.

The product in practice

One operational thread, from planning to approved hours.

Information is entered once and stays useful throughout the job. Planners, cleaners and administrators each see the part of the operation they need.

  1. 01

    Set up the work

    Keep customers, service locations, access notes and recurring assignments together.

  2. 02

    Plan the team

    Match assignments with employee skills, availability and the right time window.

  3. 03

    Work on site

    Cleaners see their schedule, location details and can start or stop a check-in.

  4. 04

    Review the result

    Completed work, exceptions and worked time return to the office for follow-up.

Cleaner view
The cleaner’s active assignment and check-in workspace.

Built for the field

The next job is clear before the cleaner arrives.

Employees get a personal planning view with the time, address and operational details for their assigned work. Check-ins record worked time without asking the office to re-enter it later.

  • Personal day, week and month schedule
  • Optional location-aware check-in integrity
  • Completion notes and task exceptions
  • Worked minutes calculated automatically

Built around the real work

Replace scattered coordination with one dependable source of truth.

CleanTool connects the information cleaning companies use every day, while keeping each organization’s workspace and access separate.

Before CleanTool

  • Planning changes are split across spreadsheets and messages.
  • Employees lack the latest address, timing or assignment notes.
  • Availability and skills are checked by hand.
  • Worked hours need to be collected and retyped.
  • The office finds issues after the workday has ended.

Customers and locations

Keep customer records, service addresses, on-site contacts and practical access details ready for planning.

Assignments and planning

Create one-off or recurring cleaning work, assign employees and move planned occurrences when the day changes.

People, skills and availability

Manage organization access, worker capabilities and blocked time before assigning the work.

Check-ins and field activity

Let employees start and stop their own on-site check-ins while administrators review current activity and exceptions.

Worked time

Generate timesheet records from check-ins and review time by employee, assignment, period and location.

Operational follow-up

Surface planning and timesheet changes through organization notifications and keep the underlying history visible.

Operational control

See what needs attention while there is still time to act.

The dashboard brings today’s planning, live check-ins, completion progress and staffing signals together. Administrators can follow the organization; employees stay focused on their own work.

Today

Planning and field status

One view

Role-aware information

The operations dashboard highlights progress and exceptions for the active organization.

How it works

A practical setup that follows the way your company already operates.

Start with the customer and location, then turn that operational context into repeatable work for the team.

  1. Step 1

    Add customers and locations

    Record the company, service address, contact and the details employees need on site.

  2. Step 2

    Create the assignment

    Define the work, its location, timing, status and whether the schedule repeats.

  3. Step 3

    Assign the team

    Use employee access, skills and availability to put the right people on the work.

  4. Step 4

    Follow execution

    Track planned work, check-ins, completion and the worked time produced in the field.

For every part of the operation

One platform, focused views for different responsibilities.

CleanTool uses organization roles and permissions so people can work with the information relevant to them.

Owners and administrators

See the organization’s customers, locations, people, planning, field activity and time records in one governed workspace.

  • Operational oversight
  • Organization settings
  • Role permissions

Office and planning staff

Create assignments, manage recurring planning, respond to availability changes and keep daily work moving.

  • Shared planning
  • Assignment management
  • Exception follow-up

Supervisors

Follow work status and check-ins, review recorded activity and correct operational records while preserving context.

  • Field visibility
  • Completion status
  • Reviewed corrections

Cleaning employees

Open a personal schedule, see assigned locations and notes, and register the start and end of work from a mobile-friendly view.

  • Personal schedule
  • Clear job details
  • Own check-ins

Frequently asked questions

Practical answers before you choose a workspace.

CleanTool is built for the operational reality of cleaning companies, from office planning to the employee’s phone.

Who is CleanTool for?

CleanTool is designed for cleaning companies that coordinate customers, service locations, assignments and employees. Organization roles support administrators, company users, workers and client contacts where configured.

Can we plan recurring cleaning work?

Yes. Assignments can be used as recurring planning templates, with planning rules that generate the operational occurrences your team works from.

Can employees use CleanTool on a phone?

Yes. The application uses responsive layouts, and workers receive a focused view of their own planning, availability and check-ins.

Can employees see only their own work?

Yes. Worker views and organization permissions limit what people can access, while administrators retain the operational overview required for planning and follow-up.

How are worked hours recorded?

Employees can start and stop check-ins for assigned work. CleanTool derives worked minutes and timesheet records from those check-ins for later review.

Can we manage absence and availability?

Yes. Vacation, illness and blocked time can be recorded so planners can account for availability before assigning work.

Is company data kept separate?

Yes. Cleaning companies work in separate organization contexts with their own users, roles, settings and enabled modules.

How do we get started?

Request a demo through the CleanTool team. Access is invitation-based, so your organization and the right user roles can be prepared deliberately.

A clearer working day starts here

See how CleanTool fits your cleaning operation.

Walk through planning, field check-ins, employee access and time registration with the CleanTool team. We will keep the conversation focused on the workflows you actually use.