MMS 2005
If you are responsible for the maintenance and repair of complex engineering or medical equipment,
you and your staff face several challenges that are unique to your business.
Typically, you may have one or more maintenance engineers who need to be dispatched to different repair locations,
who then need to obtain client approval to ensure payment. After approval the technician will need to begin work and
may want to consult with a custom knowledge base of problems/issues. After the repair is completed, they will need to
transmit billing information back to the office so an invoice can be issued to the customer. Finally the technician may need
to schedule follow-up to ensure that the proper maintenance was performed. If these problems were correctly solved you
would be able to
- increase cash flow due to reduced collection cycle times
- Deploy well trained but less experienced technicians
- Increase revenue due to better customer service
- Maintenance call receipt
- Maintenance dispatch
- Service Report Status
- Technician Follow Ups
- QBE searching
- Equipment Tracking
- Practice, Company, Billing, Enterprise relationships
- Customer Agreements
- Agreement Expiration Tickling
- Service Request/Authorization
- Service Billing
- Technician Calendar
- Problem/Solution knowledgebase
- Labor tracking by technician, service call
- Calibrations by calibration equipment and service call
- Parts and inventory database
- Sales Tax application by location
- User, Group, Enterprise password security
- History Reports by manufacturer, equipment, customer, etc