Requests and work orders
A request by phone, email or from a QR-code form is qualified and turned into a work order with a priority and a response deadline. Every work order has a status and a next step.
Receive a request, choose a date and assign the job to a qualified technician. Keep the customer and their equipment in context.
Try schedulingSelect a work order, then an available technician slot. See what happens when the required qualification is missing.
Choose a work order and click a technician's day, or drag the card onto the grid.
Simplified example: one slot per technician per day. The full system accounts for visit times, working hours and travel.
Plan the work orders in the queue. The system checks the technician's qualifications and overlapping visits.
A request by phone, email or from a QR-code form is qualified and turned into a work order with a priority and a response deadline. Every work order has a status and a next step.
A queue of work orders to plan and a grid of technicians across the week. When a visit is placed, the system checks qualifications such as the F-gas certificate, overlapping visits and working hours.
A visit has its own status, from planned to completed. The office closes the work order with a result for each piece of equipment. We are preparing an app for field technicians.
Explore this areaA register of customer sites, installations and equipment with serial numbers. A QR label on the equipment leads to its card with a fault report form.
Inspection plans with an interval create work orders to schedule and, once done, calculate the next date. The F-gas register tracks the deadlines for entries in the CRO database.
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