Mobile App
The PSA mobile app gives technicians access to tickets, time tracking, and dispatch on iOS and Android. Built for field technicians and on-the-go service desk work.
Downloading the App
| Platform | Where to get it |
|---|---|
| iOS | App Store — search "The One PSA" |
| Android | Google Play Store — search "The One PSA" |
Logging In
The mobile app uses Hub SSO:
- Open the app and tap Sign In
- Enter your Hub email address
- Authenticate through your organization's Hub login (including MFA if enabled)
- If you use Microsoft Entra SSO, you'll be redirected to Microsoft's sign-in page
Once signed in, the app maintains your session. You can optionally enable biometric login (Face ID or fingerprint) for faster access on subsequent opens.
Home Tab
The home screen shows:
- Active timers — any running stopwatch timers
- My tickets — tickets assigned to you, sorted by priority and SLA urgency
- Notifications — recent ticket assignments, SLA warnings, and mentions
- Quick actions — create a ticket, start a timer, check dispatch schedule
Tickets Tab
View and manage tickets on mobile:
- Ticket list — your assigned tickets with status, priority, and SLA indicators
- Search and filter — find tickets by number, subject, client, or status
- Ticket detail — view the full conversation, properties, and activity log
- Reply or note — add a client reply or internal note from the composer
- Update status — change ticket status with one tap
- Reassign — hand off to another technician
Photo Attachments
Attach photos directly from your device:
- Open a ticket and tap the attachment icon
- Choose Camera to take a new photo or Library to select an existing one
- The photo uploads and attaches to the ticket
Useful for documenting on-site issues, equipment labels, error screens, and completed work.
Time Tracking Tab
Track time on mobile:
- Start/stop timer — tap the play button on any ticket to start tracking
- Manual entry — add a time entry with start time, end time, and notes
- Active timer indicator — always visible in the tab bar when a timer is running
- Timesheet view — review your daily and weekly time entries
Mobile timers sync with the web app in real time. Start a timer on mobile and it appears in the web app (and vice versa). Only one timer can be active at a time across all devices.
Push Notifications
The mobile app sends push notifications for:
| Event | Notification |
|---|---|
| Ticket assigned to you | Immediate push with ticket subject and client |
| SLA warning | Push when a ticket reaches 75% of SLA target |
| SLA breach | Push when a ticket exceeds SLA target |
| Client reply | Push when a client adds a reply to your ticket |
| Mention | Push when a team member mentions you in a ticket note |
| Escalation | Push when a ticket is escalated to your queue |
Configure which notifications you receive in the app's Settings → Notifications.
Field Service Features
For technicians doing on-site work:
- Dispatch schedule — view your daily dispatch assignments and route
- GPS check-in/out — tap to record arrival and departure from a client site
- Route view — map showing your scheduled stops for the day
- Signature capture — collect client signatures on completed work orders
- Offline mode — view cached ticket data and queue actions for sync when connectivity returns
GPS check-in data automatically creates location-tagged time entries, so you don't need to manually log travel and on-site time separately.
Offline Mode
When you lose network connectivity:
- Cached tickets remain viewable
- Time entries and notes queue locally
- When connectivity resumes, queued actions sync automatically
- A sync indicator shows pending items
The app uses SQLite for local storage, so your data is preserved even if the app is closed.
Next Steps
- Time Tracking — Full time tracking documentation
- Ticket Management — Ticket fields and workflows
- Troubleshooting — Mobile app not receiving push notifications