Axiom Blue
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Overview
Axiom Blue is a field service platform that helps businesses handle inquiries, quotes, and jobs in one connected system. While the customer portal needs to be set up, it gives customers one place to check their work, helping everyone stay aligned. Overall, it suits Australian businesses moving off spreadsheets.
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Starting Price
AUD 29
per seat per month
Axiom Blue Specifications
- Work Order Management
- Scheduling & Dispatching
- Mobile Access
- Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
What Is Axiom Blue?
Axiom Blue software is a cloud-based field service management platform that helps small trade and service businesses in Australia run their daily operations in one platform. Teams can plan crews, create invoices, track stock and materials, and break larger work into stages with project planning tools, while keeping documents and trade compliance records with the jobs they relate to. The platform also includes recurring service visits, custom fields, and connections to accounting and payment tools, along with reports on payments and crew activity. It enables businesses to rely less on spreadsheets and separate tools, and to add more advanced features as the team grows.
What Is Axiom Blue Best For?
The platform stands out for its Dispatch Map, which puts jobs and crew routes on a single map, so small trade and service businesses can see where the work is before deciding what to schedule next. Teams can pick a day or week, filter by crew, and compare unscheduled jobs against planned stops when placing new work, with printable run sheets, map and table views, and shareable links to carry the plan into the field.
How Much Does Axiom Blue Cost?
Axiom Blue pricing starts at AUD 29/seat/month (approximately USD 20.19/seat/month) for the Basic plan, which is for businesses with a growing workload. It also offers a free plan that lets one person test the software with no time limit. The Professional plan costs AUD 59/seat/month (approximately USD 41.08/seat/month) and is for larger projects and workflows. Prices exclude GST, and additional seats receive graduated discounts.
In addition, businesses should keep the following potential costs in mind based on the industry benchmarks:
- Training: AUD 500–AUD 3,000 (approximately USD 325–USD 1,950)
- Accounting, API, and Third-Party Integrations: AUD 1,000–AUD 10,000 (approximately USD650–USD6,500)
- SMS and Messaging: AUD 50–AUD 500+/month (approximately USD 33–USD 325+/month)
Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.
Axiom Blue Integrations
Axiom Blue integrates with the following third-party software:
- Stripe
- Xero Accounting Solution
How Does Axiom Blue Work?
Log in to Axiom Blue to manage quotes, jobs, crews, and invoices in one place. Follow the steps below to use its key features:
- Capture inquiries with forms on your website, social profile, or QR code, and track leads in the sales pipeline
- Build quotes from a saved price book and templates, and send them to customers to review and accept
- Turn accepted quotes into jobs and record time, materials, costs, and photos in one place
- Track scope changes with variation approvals, bill in stages, and plan larger work with project tools
- Plan crews and recurring services on a shared calendar and use Dispatch Map to see job locations and routes
- Use the iOS and Android apps to view job details and record work in the field
- Manage stock, supplier records, and equipment, and keep trade compliance records and documents with the jobs that need them
- Keep employee, skill, leave, and subcontractor records close to the work
- Invoice completed jobs with branded templates, record payments, connect Xero and Stripe, and let customers check quotes, invoices, and job progress in a portal or by text message
- Set up workflows and custom fields, and use reports to track payments, retention, and crew activity
Who Is Axiom Blue For?
Axiom Blue is built for small trade and service businesses, including those in:
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- HVAC
- Building
- Painting
- Landscaping
- Cleaning
- Professional services
Axiom Blue Use Cases
Based on our examination of the platform, here are common ways organizations use Axiom Blue to solve everyday job and billing problems:
1. Painters Guessing How Much Paint A Job Needs
Quoting a repaint room by room takes time, and the paint order is often a guess. If the guess is short, the extra trip comes out of the margin. Axiom Blue lets a painter split the quote into sections for each area, with line items for prep, labor, and materials. The built-in paint calculator takes wall measurements, openings, coats, and a coverage rate, then gives an estimated amount. Once the job starts, time and materials are logged against it, so the real numbers can be checked against the quote. Over several jobs, that comparison gives a painter a clearer basis for adjusting the coverage rate on the next estimate.
2. HVAC Companies Turning One-Time Installs Into Service Work
An install usually ends with a promise to come back for maintenance, and after that the details of what was fitted sit in an old invoice or in someone's memory. In Axiom Blue, each unit can have an asset record with identification, purchase and warranty details, and service history. A recurring job series then sets up the planned maintenance visits, and each visit keeps its own job record. A refrigerant register is available for related records. Planned visits share the same calendar as installs and repairs, so maintenance does not need a separate system.
3. Builders Chasing Payment For Extras Agreed On Site
On a fixed-price job, a client asks for an extra window or a changed layout, the answer is "sure," and weeks later nobody agrees on what was approved or what it cost. Axiom Blue handles this with variations tied to the job. Each change gets its own record and approval step, which gives the builder something to point to if an extra is questioned later. The contract value updates to show the original price plus approved changes, and progress claims are checked against that revised value and earlier claims, with retention held and released where it is set up.
4. Service Businesses Missing After-Hours Inquiries
Calls and messages that arrive after work can go unanswered until the next day, by which point the customer may have already moved on. Axiom Blue’s inquiry forms can stay on a website, social profile, or QR code, with starter forms for quote requests and emergency callouts, so each request is saved as a lead to follow up.
Is Axiom Blue Right For You?
Axiom Blue may be a good fit for businesses at different stages of growth, from solo operators to crews of 25 or more. The platform may also be suitable for businesses that currently run spreadsheets, messaging groups, and a separate accounting tool and want to bring that work into one system.
For trades with certificate or record-keeping requirements, Axiom Blue offers compliance records for certificates, test-and-tag, and refrigerant transactions, linked to the jobs they relate to. Buyers should still confirm that the available fields meet the rules of their own trade and region.
On security, data in transit is encrypted with TLS 1.2 or higher, and stored data is encrypted with AES-256, with keys managed through Google Cloud Key Management Service. Sensitive items such as access tokens and credentials get an extra layer of AES-256-GCM encryption, and passwords are stored as hashes. Access is controlled through role-based permissions, with multi-factor authentication available and audit logging of sensitive access and admin actions. Data is primarily stored in Google Cloud's Sydney region, backups are encrypted, and the company follows the Australian Privacy Act, including its data breach notification rules.
Still not sure if Axiom Blue is right for you? Contact our customer support team at (661) 384-7070, who will help you make the best decision.
Axiom Blue Features
Lead Capture Forms
Businesses can put an inquiry form on a website, social profile, or QR code, or share it as a hosted link or email signature link. Form fields and conditional questions can be set to collect the right details about the work. Starter forms cover general inquiries, quote requests, service requests, and emergency callouts, and each submission is saved as a record to review.
Customer Portal
The customer portal gives clients a sign-in where they can look up their quotes, invoices, job progress, photos, and shared paperwork. Customers can also accept eligible quotes there, so the key documents and updates for their work are kept in one place.
Custom Fields For Business-Specific Details
Custom fields let a business add its own details to leads, quotes, jobs, projects, and invoices, such as a property reference. Fields can hold text, numbers, dates, currency, choices, yes/no answers, or links to customer and employee records. Required fields, help text, and layout settings keep the whole team entering information in the same way.
Inventory And Materials
This feature keeps a catalog of products and services that can be reused on quotes and jobs. Teams can record stock adjustments, run stocktakes, set reorder levels, and keep supplier records. Materials recorded on a job can be deducted from stock for items that are stock-tracked, which keeps the job record and stock levels in line.
Project Management
Project management helps plan work that runs in stages and depends on several people. A Gantt view shows tasks over time with dependencies between them, while kanban boards, tickets, backlogs, and epics track individual pieces of work. Teams that work in short cycles can also use sprint planning, and project metrics show how the work is going.
Recurring Jobs And Services
Regular service work can be set up as a recurring job series with a set frequency and dates. Each visit becomes its own job that can be scheduled, completed, and reviewed, so moved or skipped visits are easy to spot. Completed work can then be checked against the customer's service agreement before billing.
Job-Based Invoicing And Payment Tracking
Invoices are created from the completed job, with billable time, materials, approved extras, GST, and terms ready to review before sending. Customers receive a PDF and a link they can open without logging in, along with the payment instructions set up by the business. Payments are recorded against each invoice so part-paid and overdue balances stay visible, and credit notes can be allocated where needed.
Pros And Cons of Axiom Blue
Pros
Reduces time spent building quotes by reusing saved pricing and templates
Makes it easier for customers to find their quotes, invoices, and job progress on their own
Helps businesses track materials used on jobs and spot low stock before it affects work
Helps businesses move from inquiry to quote to job in one connected system
Keeps agreed changes on fixed-price jobs recorded and approved before billing
Cons
The customer portal must be configured before clients can use it
Inquiry forms create leads that need to be confirmed and do not work as live bookings
Paint, tile, wallpaper, and flooring calculators give estimates that may need checking against the real job
Axiom Blue Pricing
Basic | Professional |
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AUD 29 per seat per month | AUD 59 per seat per month |
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Disclaimer: The pricing details were last updated on Oct 12, 2026 from the vendor's website. Please contact us for a tailored pricing list.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as a seat in Axiom Blue?
Each person with their own login uses one seat. That includes office staff, field technicians, and managers. Businesses are billed only for people who are active, so if someone leaves, removing their seat lowers the next invoice.
Does Axiom Blue pricing include GST, and which payment methods are accepted?
Listed prices do not include GST, which is 10% and is added when the customer pays. Visa, Mastercard, and American Express cards are accepted, and each payment comes with a valid tax invoice.
Does Axiom Blue have setup fees or long-term contracts?
No. The company does not charge for setup or implementation, and there is no minimum commitment. Monthly plans can be ended whenever the business chooses.
What happens to my data if I cancel Axiom Blue?
After an account ends, the business has 30 days to export its data. Once that period passes, the company deletes the data or removes any details that identify people, unless the law requires it to be kept. Financial records, for example, are held for at least seven years.
Can I switch Axiom Blue plans at any time?
Yes. Moving to a higher plan applies immediately, and the business pays only the price difference. Moving to a lower plan waits until the next billing period begins.
How do I bring existing customers and suppliers into Axiom Blue?
Customer and supplier lists can be uploaded from a CSV file. For other existing records, the company suggests contacting its team first to talk through data and setup needs.
How much storage does Axiom Blue include?
Basic gives 500 MB of storage and Professional gives 10 GB. Businesses that need more can ask support for extra storage on any plan, with no need to change plans.