Voice-guided equipment checklists
A 12-point HVAC checklist spoken one item at a time. Say pass, fail or skip; failures open an equipment issue with the tech's own words as the defect description. Known history on the unit is read back before the tech touches it.
Site safety check with photo evidence
PPE, lockout/tagout, verified de-energized disconnect, ladder and fall protection, nameplate capture, completed-work photo. Every photo is time-stamped, tamper-evident and attached to the day's record.
Manuals and code, cited
Ask for a fault code, a superheat target or a venting clearance and get the answer from your document library — OEM manuals, code excerpts, refrigerant handling, company SOPs — with the source named. No guessing at part numbers.
The work-day, kept for them
Phase tracking from morning to wrap-up, tasks added by voice, break reminders after four hours, end-of-day summary with checklists run and issues opened. Dispatch sees the same picture in the admin console.
Defects that don't get lost
Equipment issues carry make, model and serial, link back to the checklist that found them, and stay open until a tech resolves them with notes. Open issues surface automatically on the next visit to that unit.
Supply runs, logged by voice
"Log a run to Johnstone for a 45/5 capacitor and a 2-pole contactor." The parts list lands in the day's record so the office knows what was bought and why.