Industries · Device servicing and technology
Electronics and electrical engineering: device servicing and electrical work in the field
You repair devices in the workshop and carry out installations on site. Both with work orders, time tracking and photos.
What changes
Less searching, phoning and retyping
The customer's device
Serial number, model and repair history on the device record.
Installations on site
Job address, crew and arrivals by phone.
Materials
Cables, switches and parts are deducted from stock on the work order.
Features for your business
Device servicing and technology
Electrical, IT, telecoms, medical equipment and maintenance of equipment at customer sites.
Device on the work order
The customer's device with serial number, model and a history of every job done on it.
Overview of all work orders
Which jobs are waiting, which are in progress and which are ready for collection.
Time tracking
The technician starts and stops work, and the time goes onto the work order and into the monthly records.
On-site arrivals
An NFC or QR point at the customer's site records arrival and departure by phone.
Customer portal
Customers submit requests and report faults themselves, and you turn them into work orders.
Invoices and e-invoices
Fiscalised invoice (FURS) from the work order, and e-invoices for business customers.
How it works in practice
Electronics and electrical engineering
Fault report
The customer calls, drops in or reports the fault on the portal.
Work order with device
Open a work order with the device and assign it to a technician.
Service
The technician records time, parts and notes, and the customer gets a notification.
Handover and invoice
Hand the device back – the invoice is created from the work order.
Frequently asked questions
Electronics and electrical engineering
Yes. Every device has its own record with serial number and work order history.
In Work reports you keep a log of hours by customer, and at the end of the month you prepare a report and an invoice from it.
Yes, if you invite them to the customer portal. There they see their own requests and work orders, never other customers’ data.
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