It won’t change your account
It can look things up. It cannot edit customers, cancel appointments, or take payments.
Hook FieldRoutes up to Claude or ChatGPT. Then ask like you’d text a manager: who’s on the schedule, who owes you money, which tech has the routes today.
It looks things up. It won’t change jobs, customers, or payments. Works with:
One example at a time. Copy it after you finish setup.
Who owes me money?
Copied
Paste your key + token once. Copy a snippet. Then just ask.
FieldRoutes gives you both under Settings → API. Treat them like passwords.
API docs: fieldroutes.dev/documentation.
Open Connect, paste key + token, and copy the snippet into Claude, Cursor, or Codex. No Terminal required.
Prefer a local install? Ask your coding agent to clone the GitHub repo and wire it up for you.
After you add the snippet, try:
Who owes me money?
If it still can’t see FieldRoutes:
Ask FieldRoutes isn’t using my real data. I’m not a developer. Fix the smallest thing. Don’t print my key or token.
It can look things up. It cannot edit customers, cancel appointments, or take payments.
Connect verifies both with FieldRoutes, encrypts them, and gives you a token for your AI app. Treat that token like a password.
No reports menu. No filters. Just type the question you’d ask your office manager.
Yes. Copy your FieldRoutes key and token, open Connect, paste them once, then copy the snippet into Claude, Cursor, or Codex. After that, you only ask business questions.
No. It can look up customers, balances, appointments, routes, and techs. It cannot create customers, cancel appointments, or take payments.
When you use Connect, we verify key + token with FieldRoutes, encrypt them, and give you a connect token for your AI app. Treat that token like a password. Don’t paste the FieldRoutes key or token into chat.
That’s how FieldRoutes authenticates outside tools. Both come from Settings → API. You paste them once. After that, you just ask questions.
In Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, paste:
I’m stuck setting up Ask FieldRoutes. I’m not a developer. Tell me the next single step.
No. It’s an independent helper that talks to FieldRoutes using their normal API. Follow FieldRoutes’ rules for your account.
Looks things up. Speaks plain English. Built for owners.
Connect FieldRoutes