Different layer of the stack. ServiceTitan manages field operations (dispatch · scheduling · invoicing). Allometry underwrites the commercial decisions before resources commit. One records what happened. The other decides what should happen.
ServiceTitan is a best-in-class Field Service Management (FSM) platform. Its job: make the field work flow. Dispatch, scheduling, invoicing, tech tools. Allometry is the underwriting and control layer. Its job: decide whether the work is worth doing, at what price, and with what risk — before the field work starts.
Observes and coordinates what happens on the ground. Best-in-class for dispatching techs, scheduling installs, invoicing customers. 4,000+ employees; public since 2025.
Scores every commercial decision (quote, target, expansion) against margin and enterprise value at the address level — before resources commit. Runs upstream of FSM execution.
Think of it as a cake: underwriting at the top decides what ships down to execution. ServiceTitan is the execution layer that turns a green-lit deployment into field reality. Most of our operators plan to keep their FSM.
| ServiceTitan | Allometry | |
|---|---|---|
| Dispatch & technician routing | ✓ Best-in-class | — |
| Install scheduling | ✓ | Asset Intelligence module |
| Invoicing & payment | ✓ | — |
| Tech mobile app | ✓ | — |
| Customer service history | ✓ | per-address · via Asset Intel |
| Address-level margin scoring | — | ✓ Core |
| Quote-time cost floor enforcement | — | ✓ Core |
| Account Pulse (continuous EV score) | — | ✓ Core |
| Account-based outbound targeting | — | ✓ Outbound ABM |
| Portfolio risk & concentration flags | — | ✓ Risk Scoring |
| Vendor & supply-chain intelligence | — | ✓ Vendor Intel |
| Compliance & audit trail (Law 25 / GDPR / SOC 2) | partial | ✓ Compliance module |
| Humanoid-ready API abstraction | — | ✓ Platform P2 |
| Reporting on what happened | ✓ | ✓ Analytics layer |
| Decides what should happen | — | ✓ The whole point |
We don't want to be your FSM. If ServiceTitan is working for you on dispatch, scheduling, and invoicing — great. Keep it. Here's how we think about the split:
You quote on instinct. Margin discovered at month-end. No FSM. Allometry alone gets you margin protection + address-level scoring. Add ServiceTitan later when dispatch becomes the bottleneck.
You have ServiceTitan (or Jobber, FieldEdge). Field ops run fine. Margin still leaks. Add Allometry on top — it reads cost/job/account data from FSM, underwrites commercial decisions, writes approved quotes back.
If your margin is predictable, your cost model is clean, and your coordination bottleneck is truly dispatch (not quoting), ServiceTitan alone may suffice. We won't pretend we're the better fit.
Quebec pallet manufacturer. They had their field ops under control. What they didn't have: address-level margin visibility before the job started. 47 jobs underwritten through the Pulse took their blended margin from ~11% to 23.4% in a single month — zero extra headcount, zero new field-ops tooling.
If you run field operations and your margin varies wildly by address, quote accuracy is the leak. We fix that layer — ServiceTitan handles the rest.
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