Field Service Management
We build service-management software for businesses that install and maintain machines: ticketing, technician dispatch, full machine history, and role-based dashboards that work from the field.
When a machine breaks, the cost is downtime — for the customer and for the service business that has to respond. Yet too much of this work lives in call logs, chat threads, and a technician's memory. Jobs slip, history is lost, and nobody can say where an engineer is.
Sammed Technosol builds SamTechy, a machine service-management platform now in development. It gives every ticket an owner and a timeline, keeps each machine's full service history, and puts dispatch and performance in the pocket of every engineer, dealer, and client.
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Field Service Management — questions
What does SamTechy do?
SamTechy is a machine service-management platform. It handles ticketing, technician dispatch, and full machine history, with role dashboards for admins, dealers, engineers, and clients. It is currently in development.
Can technicians use it in the field?
Yes. It is mobile-first, so engineers raise, update, and close jobs from a phone, with push notifications keeping everyone on the same job in sync.
Does it keep a history for each machine?
Each machine carries its service history, warranty, and model details, so when a fault recurs the next technician opens the full record instead of starting from nothing.
How are different users kept separate?
The platform uses role-based dashboards and org-level data isolation, so an admin, a dealer, an engineer, and a client each see only what is theirs to see.
Does it track AMC and warranty?
Yes. AMC renewals and reward schemes are automated, and machine warranty windows are tracked, so renewals and entitlements do not lapse unnoticed.
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