For service providers

Ship your service the way software ships a product

If you deliver the same engagement to many organisations, Service Hub lets you publish it once and provision it per subscriber — inside their workspace, on your process.
Sound familiar?

The version of this you have today

Each new client means recreating the same projects, forms and checklists by hand.

Clients work in their tools, you work in yours, and the handoff is a status email.

There is no clean way to see which clients are on which version of your process.

How it works here

What service providers looks like in Task Arrow

1

Publish the engagement, not a template doc

A Service Hub service carries the tasks, projects, lists and forms that make it up, described and categorised under your workspace as the provider.

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2

Subscribing provisions the work

The subscriber gets the related items set up on their side, so day one is the work starting rather than the setup starting.

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3

Your process, enforced by workflow

The steps that must happen in order happen in order, triggered by the events in the work itself.

Workflows

4

A subscriber roster you can see

Who has subscribed, and what each of them has in flight, from the provider side of the hub.

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Set this up for your team this week

Create a workspace, publish your first form, and let the workflow do the rest. The free plan is enough to try the whole shape of it.