CRM systems
The technician on site, the system in their pocket
Field service fails on small details: a technician arriving without the part, a visit completed but never signed off, a maintenance contract expiring without renewal. The system ties the work order to the parts inventory, to the customer signature and to the contract, in one path.
Modules
What the field service system runs
From fault report to closing the visit.
Work orders and technicians
- A work order with the fault and the asset history
- Technician scheduling by skill and by area
- A mobile app that works on a weak connection
- Before and after photos with a digital signature
- Arrival time and time on task both tracked
Parts and contracts
- Spare parts stock in the warehouse and in vans
- Parts deducted from stock when fitted
- Maintenance contracts with scheduled visits
- A renewal alert before a contract expires
- A full service history for every customer asset
The biggest leak
Visits that get done and never get invoiced
What support businesses lose most is not cost, it is revenue never collected: an out-of-contract visit done as a favour and never recorded, a part fitted and never deducted, a contract that expired while technicians kept turning up. The system makes all of it visible the moment it happens.
What closes the leak
Reporting
Field service numbers that stay invisible without a system
Each is revenue or cost you cannot see today.
Unbilled visits
Work performed outside contract scope and never collected, broken down by customer and by technician.
First visit fix rate
How many jobs closed without a second visit, the sharpest measure of preparation and diagnosis.
Parts held in vans
What left the warehouse, was never fitted and never returned, the line that leaks most quietly.
Questions
About the support system
Does the technician app work offline?
Does it track technician location?
We have thousands of assets at customer sites.
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