Salesforce Field Service vs Clevis
A practical buying guide.
WHAT EACH GETS YOU.
Field work connected to Salesforce records. Explore Salesforce Field Service and Clevis’s planned HVAC workspace. Clevis is in development.
Get early accessVisit the official vendor sourceSalesforce Field Service
Current; licenses and AI entitlements vary
Published snapshot
Clevis
In development
Clevis pricing not announced
What Salesforce Field Service gets you.
Salesforce Field Service makes sense to evaluate in the context of your Salesforce environment. The relevant test is whether a mobile technician can work with the right asset and service history under the intended permissions.
Vendor-described scope for enterprise service organization use. Availability and plan-specific terms matter; this is a source review, not a performance test.
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| The work | Salesforce Field Service | Clevis · planned |
|---|---|---|
| Capture | Mobile work orders, including offline | Phone and wearable observations tied to an HVAC visit. |
| Context | CRM/assets/service records | Job and equipment context with inspectable source material. |
| Next actions | Dispatch, field transactions and Agentforce | Reviewed records and scoped follow-through. |
| Controls | Prerequisite Service Cloud/Dispatcher licenses | Human review and permission boundaries are design requirements. |
Pricing and availability.
Technician $175/user/mo annual; Agentforce add-on $125
Technician licensing is only one line item. Confirm required Service Cloud and dispatcher licenses, AI entitlements, minimum commitments and implementation services.
Availability: Current; licenses and AI entitlements vary.
Where Clevis is heading.
Clevis is being designed around an HVAC visit: capture the useful details, connect them to the right equipment, review the record, and make the next owner clear. Phone and wearable input are part of that exploration.
This is a product direction. There is no shipping Clevis workflow, confirmed integration, validated device list or published price to put against Salesforce Field Service. If you need an operational tool today, evaluate the available product on its current terms.
Sources and updates.
Official material reviewed October 4, 2026. Vendor claims have not been independently tested. Buying questions and comparisons are Clevis editorial analysis.
- Field Service and Operations pricingsalesforce.com