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Having important customer information at your fingertips
can be the difference between a good customer experience and a bad one.
When logging and administering service calls using Service Accent you
will find all of this information exactly where you want it. Is the
customer covered by a service contract? When is their next PM visit
due? Is this job chargeable? These are just some of the questions that
the Service Accent system already knows the answer to.
Add to this the option of allowing customers to log and track jobs
via a dedicated Web Portal and a robust, simple-to use Wireless Portal
for engineers and technicians equipped with a PDA and you have one the
most comprehensive, cost effective and easy to use Service Management
System available anywhere in the market.
- Service calls can be created using customer,
equipment or service contract records. This allows users to effectively
create and manage jobs with ease and flexibility.
- Warning lights specific to each job instantly notify
administrators of specific events or details that occur during the
job process.
- Technicians can be assigned quickly and easily based
on several defaults including customer, geographical location, service
contract, equipment, skill set or status priority. (Wireless dispatching
option available)
- Effectively supervise and schedule technicians by using
a unique visual scheduler, which illustrates project management resources
in a graphical display.
- Retrieve service history details through customer,
equipment and contract information.
- Managers have the ability to accurately control and
oversee specific project details during the course of a task.
- Call escalations can be established to efficiently
control the daily activities within your company based upon your specific
requirements.
- Automatic call escalation alerts, such as emails or
color changes, will notify users of near or past due task statuses,
which will allow managers to effectively oversee each stage of a job
in real-time.
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