Transparent product stage
LiteField describes the field service workflow it supports today and avoids fabricated customer stories, usage numbers, awards, or partner logos.
LiteField trust center
Trust starts with clear claims, protected access, and visible policies.
LiteField is simple field service software for solo tradespeople. This page explains the product claims, workspace safeguards, providers, and policy links that help customers evaluate the service.
Authenticated app workspace
Business dashboard routes are protected by authentication so customers, jobs, estimates, invoices, reminders, and settings are not public marketing content.
Separated client access
Client portal links are designed for customer-facing estimate, invoice, document, and payment access without exposing the business dashboard.
Provider-backed infrastructure
LiteField uses established providers for authentication, backend data, hosting, payments, email delivery, and operational monitoring.
Infrastructure
Providers used to operate LiteField.
These providers support core product operations. Their use does not imply a certification or endorsement claim; it documents the services LiteField relies on.
Clerk
Authentication and account access
Convex
Application backend and business data storage
Stripe
Payment links and online payment processing
Resend
Transactional customer email delivery
Vercel
Web hosting and deployment infrastructure
Editorial standards
What LiteField will and will not claim.
E-E-A-T for LiteField means being useful, specific, and honest about what the product is, who it is for, and what proof is actually available.
- We do not sell fake proof with invented testimonials, review counts, or customer logos.
- We explain when a feature is focused on solo operators instead of larger dispatch teams.
- We link to privacy and terms pages from the public footer.
- We use support@example.com as a public support placeholder until the production support inbox is finalized.
- We do not state certifications, audits, or compliance claims unless they are actually completed.