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ianaiERP · Service Operations

Field Service Management

Keep the customer, the visit, and the billing details connected.

Manage installation, repair, maintenance, and inspection work from the first request through dispatch and completion. Give office staff and service teams a shared record of the customer, equipment, work performed, and chargeable items, within the same ERP that runs your inventory and financial operations.

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Service belongs in the operational picture

Know what the job needs before someone heads to the site.

A service visit involves more than an appointment. Your team needs the right address, equipment context, agreement coverage, technician availability, and a way to record what happened. ianaiERP brings that information into the service workflow so dispatch and office teams can work from the same facts.

Give dispatch a clear starting point
Keep request type, priority, customer, asset, and service address together before assigning the visit.
Make work in the field visible
Follow assigned, en-route, on-site, and completed dispatches, with the visit record available for review.
Prepare a clear billing handoff
Keep service items, quantities, totals, and the selected billing method available for the office team to review.

Manage the full service workflow

Coordinate the work around a visit as well as the visit itself: intake, scheduling, execution, coverage, costs, and billing preparation.

Capture a complete service request

Give each job a clear operational record. Link the customer, service address, asset, agreement, and project reference where relevant. Categorize the work and its urgency so your team can distinguish a planned inspection from an urgent repair without piecing together messages.

  • Support installation, repair, maintenance, inspection, and emergency request types.
  • Record priority, requested dates, estimated duration, descriptions, and internal notes.
  • Add custom fields and job-specific form templates.

Coordinate technician schedules and dispatch

Review service work alongside workforce schedules and assignments. Plan the visit window, assign the technician, and keep changes visible to dispatch. Track the visit through assigned, en-route, on-site, and completed states as the team updates the record.

  • Use the schedule board to review visits and workforce availability.
  • Keep planned visit times separate from actual execution times.
  • Record check-in, check-out, and travel information for the visit.

Record what happened on the job

Capture the details that the next person will need: work performed, form responses, service line items, and completion notes. A visit record gives office staff a basis for answering a customer question or reviewing a charge after the technician has moved on.

  • Use form templates to collect consistent job information.
  • Keep dispatch notes and customer signature records with the visit.
  • Record resolution, completion date, and actual duration on the service request.

Keep agreement coverage close to the work

Manage warranty, maintenance, service-level, and support agreements with the customer and covered assets attached. Record the term, response-time commitment, coverage type, and billing cadence so staff can review the commercial context when opening a service request.

  • Track agreement status and start and end dates.
  • Distinguish full, parts-only, and labor-only coverage.
  • Link requests to the relevant agreement and equipment.

Understand the effort behind a visit

Keep service items and quantities with the request, and track the time and resources used on a dispatch. Labor and travel costs can be reviewed separately, helping your team see the effort behind the charge. Resource usage can also record vans, tools, and other support needed for the visit.

  • Review productive time, labor cost, and travel cost when recorded.
  • Keep internal visit costs separate from customer prices.
  • Capture service line items alongside the work record.

Prepare service work for billing

Record the service items, quantities, taxes, and totals the office needs to review. A billing-method preference distinguishes direct invoicing, estimate-led work, an estimate-and-order process, and no-charge service. Keeping these details with the request gives your team a clearer handoff into the ERP’s sales and accounting work.

  • Review chargeable items and totals with the service record.
  • Identify paid work and no-charge service in the request.
  • Keep completion status separate from the commercial review.

From the first call to the completed service record

One service job, four clear stages

For an equipment repair, the workflow can begin with the customer and asset, continue through the technician visit, and finish with a review of the work, coverage, and billing details.

  1. 01

    Define the request

    Identify the customer, site, equipment, issue, and priority. Link an agreement and select the form and billing method for the job.

  2. 02

    Plan and dispatch

    Review schedules, assign the technician, and set the visit window. Keep dispatch status current as the visit progresses.

  3. 03

    Record the work

    Capture service items, form responses, visit notes, time, and resolution. Complete the service record with the details the office needs.

  4. 04

    Review the commercial details

    Check the recorded items, charges, coverage, and billing preference. Give the office team the information needed for its sales and accounting workflow.

Built for businesses that support what they sell

Service can be part of manufacturing and distribution operations as well as a dedicated line of business.

Manufacturers with installation and after-sales service

Link a customer’s equipment and service agreement to installation, inspection, or repair work. Keep visit history and completion information available to the team supporting the product after delivery.

Distributors with parts and technical service

Coordinate a service request, the technician visit, and the items charged to the customer. Keep service work connected to the same customer and financial operations used by the distribution business.

Maintenance and inspection teams

Use request types, priorities, agreement coverage, and form templates to give planned work a consistent structure. Review visit status and resolution across the jobs assigned to the team.

Questions about field service in ianaiERP

What does field service management include?

ianaiERP includes service requests, workforce scheduling, dispatch, service agreements, job forms, service line items, completion records, and billing details. These capabilities sit alongside your customers, projects, inventory, and accounting.

Can we manage both planned work and urgent repairs?

Yes. Requests can be categorized as installation, repair, maintenance, inspection, emergency, or other work, with a priority and requested date. Your dispatch team can review the work and assign visits according to the situation.

Can we see whether a technician is traveling or on site?

Dispatch records support assigned, en-route, on-site, completed, and cancelled states. Check-in, check-out, actual times, travel information, and notes provide a record of the visit as the team updates it.

How do service agreements work?

Agreements link a customer and covered assets to terms such as warranty or maintenance coverage, dates, response-time commitments, coverage type, recurring amount, and billing frequency. Service requests can reference the relevant agreement so staff can review the terms for the job.

How does service data support billing?

The request holds service line items, taxes, totals, and a billing-method preference, including no charge. Your office team can review these details when preparing the appropriate commercial documents in ianaiERP. Service completion and the billing review are separate steps.

Can we record warranty or other no-charge work?

Yes. Warranty agreements can hold the coverage context, and a request can use the no-charge billing method. Your team can still keep the request, visit, and completion history without creating a customer charge.

Is field service the same as equipment maintenance?

Field Service coordinates customer-facing requests and technician visits. Equipment & Maintenance manages assets and maintenance activity within operations. ianaiERP supports both, so a business can manage its own equipment and the service it delivers to customers.

Can it support our job-specific paperwork?

Form templates, form responses, custom fields, and notes let you capture information specific to the service job. Bring a current job sheet or inspection form to a demo so we can show how it fits the request and dispatch workflow.

Connect service to the rest of ianaiERP

Inventory Management

Manage the items and stock behind your operations.

Project Management

Coordinate wider delivery work, budgets, and milestones.

Finance & Accounting

Keep service billing within your ERP financial workflow.

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Walk through a real service job with us

Bring a request, a job sheet, and your billing process. See the path from intake to dispatch, completion, and the office handoff.

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