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ServiceTitan Business Unit and Job Type setup for Vulcan Score

Set up ServiceTitan Business Units and Job Types so Vulcan Score can separate Service, Sales, Install, trades, and locations for better coaching.

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Why this matters

Vulcan Score can coach company-level revenue with one combined Business Unit, but it cannot reliably show which department is causing a margin, ticket, conversion, or missed-revenue problem until the CRM separates the work.

For most home-service companies, Business Units should make the operating model visible: Service, Sales or Replacement, Install, Maintenance, commercial or residential, major trades, and sometimes locations.

What a combined view hides

When every job rolls into one combined row, a low gross margin can be obvious while the real cause stays hidden.

ViewRevenueLabor and materialGross profitGross profit %Net profitWhat the owner can tell
Company combined$220,000$143,000$77,00035%$8,000Margins are weak, but the source of the problem is unclear.

What a departmentalized view reveals

DepartmentRevenueLabor and materialGross profit %Net profitWhat Vulcan Intelligence can coach
Service$120,000$48,00060%$28,000Service is healthy and is making up for weak install performance.
Install$100,000$95,0005%-$20,000Install has high labor/material usage and needs pricing, scope, labor efficiency, or purchasing review.
Company total$220,000$143,00035%$8,000The company is profitable only because Service is offsetting Install losses.

Recommended ServiceTitan setup

  1. Create or review Business Units for the real departments managers coach: Service, Sales or Replacement, Install, Maintenance, and major trades or locations where needed.
  2. Keep names consistent. Avoid catch-all names such as General, Default, or Operations unless they are temporary cleanup buckets.
  3. Review Job Types so demand service calls, sales calls, install work, maintenance, callbacks, warranty, no-charge, and drain/sewer work are not all mixed together.
  4. Map Business Units and Job Types in Vulcan Score before using department benchmarks for goals, contests, or rewards.
  5. After changes, run a sync and use Data Health to confirm Business Unit and Job Type coverage improved.

Good naming examples

  • Plumbing Service
  • Plumbing Sales or Replacement
  • Plumbing Install
  • HVAC Service
  • HVAC Install
  • Drain and Sewer
  • Commercial Service
  • Residential Service

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