Customer Details
Keep customer names, phone numbers, email addresses, service addresses, city, and state in one place.
A simple spreadsheet for organizing customer details, last service dates, and upcoming septic service timing.
Built for small septic pumping and service businesses that want a practical way to keep recurring customers from getting lost in an old spreadsheet.
Free Excel download. No subscription required.
Keep customer names, phone numbers, email addresses, service addresses, city, and state in one place.
Record the last service date, recommended service interval, previous service amount, tank size, and notes.
Enter the last service date and normal service interval, and the spreadsheet calculates the next expected service date automatically.
The free version is designed as a lightweight starting point for smaller customer lists.
Paste or enter the customer information you already have.
Add the last service date and recommended service interval.
Use the automatically calculated date as a simple reference for future follow-up.
Need more than a simple customer list?
Explore the Full Service RadarThis free tracker is useful if you currently manage customers with handwritten notes, a basic spreadsheet, or a simple customer list and want a cleaner way to organize repeat-service timing.
Microsoft Excel (.xlsx)
One-time free download
No recurring subscription
Yes. The Free Septic Customer Follow-Up Tracker is a $0 Excel download designed to help small septic service businesses organize customer and service timing information.
The tracker is provided as a Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) workbook.
The free tracker calculates the next expected service date. Automatic overdue, due-now, 30 / 60 / 90-day status tracking and prioritization are available in the full Septic Recurring Service Radar.
The free version is designed for up to 50 customers. The full Service Radar supports up to 200 customers.
No. The free tracker is a one-time download, and the full Septic Recurring Service Radar is also sold as a one-time purchase.
Start with the free tracker and build a more consistent customer follow-up routine.