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Solve more before dispatch. Send technicians better prepared.

Give the service desk access to manufacturer information and company knowledge so they can diagnose earlier, help customers remotely and support technicians when they call in.

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“Heat pump shows E10.”
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E10 — water pressure too low
First check: system pressure and bleeding. Often solvable with the customer over the phone.
Manufacturer manual p. 24
Resolved remotely
Customer tops up with guidance — no trip needed.
or
Dispatch prepared
Technician gets the fault, checks and part up front.

Before the technician leaves. And when they need help in the field.

1
Before dispatch
Incoming customer report
Diagnosis with Manuel
Fault information and first checks
Relevant documentation
Company knowledge included
Outcome: solve by phone or prepare the visit
2
During the job
Technician calls the service desk
Service desk asks Manuel
Practical answer with steps
Source and page reference
Technician continues
Outcome: the technician keeps working without waiting
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From first call to field support.

01 Diagnose the fault before anyone is dispatched
02 Walk the customer through an appropriate check or reset over the phone
03 Brief the technician with fault context, relevant information and next steps
04 Answer the field quickly when they call in
05 Work from the same verified knowledge as the field
Customer gets in touch
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Technical question
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Remote check
Solved
Technician dispatched
Dispatch
Technician calls
Service desk answers
Resolved remotely
Dispatch prepared
Customer gets in touch
Call Mail WhatsApp
Technical question
Manuel
Two outcomes
Remote check
Solved
Technician dispatched
Dispatch
Technician calls
Service desk answers
Back to the same knowledge
Resolved remotely
Dispatch prepared

One technical workspace instead of five places to search.

Manufacturer portal
PDF manuals
Google
WhatsApp
Call a senior colleague
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Faults
Parameters
Manuals
Schematics
Parts
Company knowledge
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Give an answer you can stand behind.

When you're guiding a customer or technician remotely, you need more than an AI guess. Manuel shows the technical source behind the answer.

Technical question
“Customer reports E10 — can the resident fix this themselves?”
Manuel
High confidence
E10 — water pressure too low
1 Ask the customer to read the system pressure on the gauge.
2 Below 1.0 bar: top up to 1.5 bar and bleed the system.
3 If the pressure keeps dropping: a leak — prepare a visit.
Source
Manufacturer manual · p. 24
Open source
Company knowledge
Tip from a colleague · previous report
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Installation manual.pdf
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4.2 Fault codes
E10 — Water pressure too low
< 1,0 bar
Top up the system to 1.5 bar and bleed it. If it recurs, check for a leak.
Source
Manufacturer manual · p. 24
Open source
Installation manual.pdf
24 / 128
4.2 Fault codes
E10 — Water pressure too low
< 1,0 bar
Top up the system to 1.5 bar and bleed it. If it recurs, check for a leak.
Company knowledge
Tip from a colleague · previous report
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Tip from a colleague
Previous report
“On this model the pressure often drops again after bleeding — have the customer check once more a day later.” — Karin, service desk

A better visit starts before the van leaves.

Without preparation
Customer
No heating
Unit
Limited context
Note
“System not working”
The technician starts searching the moment he is inside.
Technically prepared with Manuel
Unit identified
Model and year known
Reported fault
E10 · water pressure too low
Relevant checks
System pressure, bleeding, leakage
Documentation
Installation manual p. 24
Part information
Pressure gauge · part no. known
Company knowledge
Previous solution for this type
Technical preparation from Manuel — no automatic integration with your ERP or planning.

Field and office shouldn’t work from different answers.

Service desk · desktop
Which parameter controls the heating curve?
Parameter 720
Sets the heating curve. Lower it by 0.2 per step.
Manufacturer manual p. 47
One knowledge layer
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Technician
Which parameter controls the heating curve?
Parameter 720
Sets the heating curve. Lower it by 0.2 per step.
Manual p. 47
One company
One technical knowledge environment
Two places to work with it

A smarter first response changes the whole service flow.

01
Resolve earlier
Handle more technical questions before they become a field visit.
02
Dispatch better
Give technicians more technical context before they arrive.
03
Interrupt less
Use available knowledge before escalating every question to another colleague.

Put your service desk closer to the answer.

Give field and office teams one place to work from the same technical knowledge.

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Incoming report
Fault code
Remote check
Visit prepared
Source · p. 24
Part identified
Technician calls
Job continues
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