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What exactly does Dokan Market do for field operations planning?

We provide local-first mapping and readiness tools. You can plan routes, assign tasks, and see live field statuses on a map, even without a strong internet connection. It's built for field teams who need reliable planning.

Is Dokan Market suitable for small businesses or only large enterprises?

We work with teams of all sizes. Our plans start small but scale up. Whether you have five field engineers or five hundred, the toolkit adapts to your operations without a heavy setup or long onboarding.

How does the local-first approach handle areas with poor internet coverage?

Our apps cache data on your device, so you can view and edit plans offline. When you're back online, changes sync automatically. This means you can keep working in rural areas or basements without interruption.

What kind of data can I import into Dokan Market?

You can import addresses, customer lists, and job details from CSV or Excel files. We also support common geo formats like GeoJSON and KML. Your existing data becomes part of the map, ready for planning.

Do you integrate with popular tools like CRM or calendar apps?

Yes, we offer integrations with leading CRMs and calendar services. You can sync jobs from your CRM to the map, and assignments appear in your team's calendars. We also provide an API for custom connections.

How secure is our operational data with Dokan Market?

We take security seriously. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and we follow UK GDPR guidelines. Access is role-based, so only authorised staff see sensitive plans. We never sell your data.

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Our story

Built from field experience

Dokan Market was born in the UK's utilities sector, where field teams juggled paper maps, spreadsheets, and phone calls to coordinate daily visits. Our founders watched workers lose hours to confusion over the simplest job – where exactly is the asset, who's nearest, and what tools do they need?

We decided to build a tool that puts the map at the centre of planning, but works on the hardware field teams already carry. Recognising that reliable mobile data is not a given, we designed everything to run locally first. The app stores what you need on the device, so it doesn't fall back to searching the internet for every asset or address.

The core of Dokan Market is a planning grid that lets you draw zones, assign tasks, and check readiness – a term we use to mean having the right people, equipment, and access in the right place at the right time. Our tools help you spot gaps before the day begins, not after the customer complains.

We started with small teams, learning what actually happens on the ground – from burst pipes to blocked drains. Those lessons shaped features like offline notes, photo capture, and a simple sync that just works. Today, Dokan Market is used by contractors and utilities across the country, but we still operate with the same practical mindset: if it doesn't save you time, we don't ship it.

We hold no grand claims about being revolutionaries. We simply know field operations are messy, and good planning reduces that mess. By focusing on mapping and readiness, we help teams see the whole picture at a glance, pick the right next job, and get there with minimal fuss.

Dokan Market is a product of DOKAN LIMITED, a small British company. We keep development close to our users, with regular updates based on real feedback. We are not a venture-backed unicorn chasing growth – just a dependable toolkit for people who get their boots muddy.

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