
We’re thrilled to announce a new partnership between Makepath and ServiceChannel that will streamline how facility service providers integrate and manage ServiceChannel work orders in their own systems.
Makepath is a custom software and data management firm with deep expertise in retail, data, and facilities management.
Over the past five years, Makepath has worked extensively with the ServiceChannel API, building custom integrations for some of the largest and most complex retailers in the world.
Makepath’s team understands the nuances of service provider workflows and how to create seamless, reliable software that connects ServiceChannel data with internal systems.
This new partnership makes it official: Makepath is now the integration partner for the ServiceChannel API in North America.
What does this mean for service providers?
Whether you’re a national HVAC company, a regional handyman network, or a janitorial service covering hundreds of locations, Makepath can help you automatically pull in ServiceChannel work orders, push updates, streamline billing, and reduce manual data entry, all while maintaining compliance with ServiceChannel requirements.
Makepath’s integrations are secure, scalable, and tailored to your operations.
Makepath has already helped major providers go from multiple disconnected systems to a unified, real-time interface that saves time and reduces errors. As the demand for automation and better data visibility grows across the facilities management space, this partnership ensures providers have a trusted, experienced team to rely on.
If you’re a ServiceChannel provider looking to simplify operations and grow your business, let’s talk.
Makepath and ServiceChannel are excited to help you unlock the full potential of your ServiceChannel integration.
Learn more or schedule a discovery call at makepath.com/contact!
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