1. Setting Up Service Reminders:
Navigate to the customer requiring an inspection reminder.
Locate the Service Reminders section.
Insert & configure the reminder details, including the date, time, and frequency.
Ensure the reminder is linked to the relevant service code i.e., inspection, sprinkler etcetera & if applicable, assign a technician
Enter date in Repeat Until field (required)
The reminder will generate a calendar event.
2. Converting Calendar Events to Service Tickets:
Navigate to the calendar & open the reminder
Convert the event into a service ticket or invoice
The ticket or invoice will auto-populate. Continue with the creation of these by adding in the required or desired fields i.e., service items, notes
3. Utilizing the Reminder Report:
Access the Reminder Report from the report menu > service/parts tab > service reminders
Apply filters to isolate customers with specific criteria. A few examples include:
Filter by service code (e.g., "fire inspection," "NFPA sprinkler inspection")
Filter by reminder status ("Expired" or "Active")
Filter by town / area map code
Review the report to identify accounts requiring immediate attention.
Take action to create service reminders and tickets for the identified accounts
4. Inquiry/Mail Merge:
Use the inquiry/mail merge tool to search for accounts with or without reminders.
Interact with the accounts to create missing reminders.
Importance:
Compliance: Ensuring timely inspections is crucial for compliance with regulations and standards.
Revenue Protection: If you are charging subscribers for inspections, missing scheduled appointments can lead to revenue loss and customer dissatisfaction.
Customer Satisfaction: Proactive scheduling and timely service enhance customer satisfaction and build trust.
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