Next.js admin dashboard template for field service
Field Service Admin Kit: a shadcn/ui admin dashboard with the field-service data model designed in
Free dashboard blocks give you layout. This kit is aimed at the next step: a working admin app for tradie and field-service businesses, with jobs, technicians, customers, scheduling and invoices designed as a domain model rather than a theme (the demo shows it on sample data; the database-backed version is in development).
US$99 one-off per developer seat, US$299 for a team (planned prices). The kit is in development: there is no checkout, and clicking the button charges nothing and stores nothing.
In the live demo today
- Dashboard with KPIs (open jobs, revenue, overdue invoices)
- Jobs list with status filter, and a job detail page
- Technicians and customers lists
- Weekly schedule view by technician
- Invoices list with statuses
- All built with Next.js (static export), Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui-style components, on invented sample data
Planned for the full kit (in development, not built yet)
- Database-backed data model: jobs, sites, technicians, quotes, invoices
- Role-based authentication (admin, dispatcher, technician)
- Playwright end-to-end test suite
- Seed script with sample jobs
- One-command deploy
- Source delivered by download after purchase; one licence per seat
How it differs from free starters
Free shadcn/ui blocks and GitHub admin starters are good at layout and generic tables. They leave you to design the jobs, scheduling and invoicing model, wire up auth, and write the tests. The kit is meant to save that work for one vertical, field-service businesses. If you need a different vertical, a generic starter is the better choice.
Honest notes
- The demo is read-only, runs entirely in your browser from sample data, and uses invented companies, people and addresses.
- Third-party dependencies (Next.js, React, Tailwind, Radix and others) are MIT-licensed and keep their notices.
- This page is not affiliated with Vercel, shadcn or any other project named here.