Clients and their addresses
Everything in ServisGo starts with a client: appointments belong to them, visits drive to their addresses, and documents carry their details.
This guide covers what a client record holds, how work addresses work, and where the invoice address fits in.
The client record
Click "Clients" in the left sidebar, then the "Create Client" button in the top-right corner of the page. A dialog opens with the client's details. A client can be a private person or a company: tick the "Is Company?" checkbox under "Company Details" and the dialog gains the "Company Name", "Company Number" and "VAT Number" fields you will need on invoices and acts of work.

- Phone Number: used for calling, and for the SMS links ServisGo sends for reminders and confirmations. See the client notifications guide.
- Email: for reaching the client and, if set, a separate "Email For Invoices".
Work addresses
In the same dialog, the "Work Addresses" section holds the places where jobs actually happen. A client can have one address or several: a home and a summer house, an office and a warehouse. Click the "Add Address" button in the section's corner to add another row of street, city, zip code and country fields.

Every saved address is placed on the map automatically, so ServisGo can plan travel to it. When you create an appointment, you pick which of the client's addresses the job is at. That address is where the visit will drive to.
The invoice address
The address where the work happens is not always the address that goes on the paperwork. In the client dialog's "Invoice Address" section, the checkbox "Invoice address is the same as work address" is ticked by default, and the invoice address is copied from the first work address. Untick it and address fields appear for entering a separate "Invoice Address".