Mobile Field Service Management Software
Mobile Field Technician Console
Streamline your Ability to Close More Service Tickets and Invoice Faster
Don’t wait for your service team to return to the office with paperwork in order to complete a service call and prepare an invoice. Leveraging your technician’s smartphone, tablet or laptop, our service technician application provides real-time access to open service tickets, customer data, service history and more. For businesses that are seeking rapid cost reductions, increased competitiveness and greater profits, Miracle Service’s mobile field service software will benefit you.
Benefits
- Streamline your operations and avoid duplicate customer entries by accessing and updating customer data, securely and reliably from anywhere
- Quicker response time to service calls
- Minimize the amount of paperwork, increasing productivity
- Increases the accuracy of data collection, ensuring all data is current and completely visible
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Key Features
Real Time Access Remotely
- View and edit open jobs, customer data and service history.
- Update job details, order parts and supplies.
- Track labor, travel and complete service details.
- Print and email service tickets.
Security
- Securely access the mobile field service software from any device – laptop, tablet or smartphone.
- Different levels of access allow you to set up unique views for technicians, supervisors and managers.
Capture Signatures
- Signed service tickets are automatically stored in Miracle Service for easy accessibility.
- Using a touch-screen device, service technicians and customers have the ability to use their finger or stylus to sign documents remotely.
Quickly reduce your costs, response times and streamline your field service operations with Miracle Service's mobile field service management application. Request a demo today.
Accessible On
- Laptops (with Internet access)
- Tablets (with Internet access)
- Android
- iPhone / iPad
- Windows Mobile
- BlackBerry
System Requirements
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