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2019 Year-End Stats
January 22, 2020
2019 was a year of growth and incredible milestones at Field Nation. More than 1 million work orders were completed through the platform for the first time ever. 5,948 technicians completed their first work order and 698 clients got work done through Field Nation for the first time in 2019. Work orders were completed in 24,001 US zip codes and 5,901 Canadian postal codes– in fact, there was a 32% increase in the number of work orders completed in Canada from 2018 to 2019.
Field Nation also saw some shifts in the types of work on the platform. Pro A/V and digital signage work orders increased by 92%. The most popular type of work was Point of Sale, with 190,059 work orders completed. This surpassed networking, the top type of work in 2018, which had 161,949 work orders completed in 2019. A new type of work was also introduced: electrical. 2,598 work orders were completed by a licensed electrician.
The coming decade is sure to bring many more exciting features and milestones to the Field Nation platform. We thank all of our valued users and partners for making the past decade incredible.
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