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Record the issue
Describe the problem, choose low, medium or high priority and add an estimated duration for the visit.
GLAZEPOINT SERVICE CALL MANAGER
When a customer reports an issue, keep the details, visits and follow-up work connected to their job. Give your team a clear view of what still needs attention.
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AFTERCARE THAT STAYS WITH THE JOB
Your staff create a service call against the customer’s job. It appears in the Service Call tab in Job Manager and in the searchable list of outstanding service calls.
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Describe the problem, choose low, medium or high priority and add an estimated duration for the visit.
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Book into the main Diary or Installer Diary, depending on the team member carrying out the work.
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Write a full report and send a task to the chosen team member if parts, another visit or further action are needed.
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Mark the call as done when resolved. It leaves the outstanding search list while remaining on the customer’s record.
SEE WHAT STILL NEEDS ATTENTION
Find the calls waiting for action without searching through individual customer records.
Filter by priority and sort newest or oldest first. Search by customer name or service call number to find a particular issue.
Open a result to go straight to the customer’s Job Manager, with the original job information and service history close at hand.
Use low, medium and high priority to identify the calls that need attention first.
Check the visit date, estimated duration and whether the call is waiting for a date or booked in.
Completed service calls are removed from this search list, leaving the outstanding work visible.
BOOK THE RIGHT PERSON
Book the service visit in the Installer Diary or the main Diary, according to who will be attending.
Keep the booking linked to the customer’s job so the office and attending team member can find the information they need.
Email the customer an appointment confirmation and use automatic appointment reminders to help them prepare for the visit.
WHEN THERE IS MORE TO DO
If the issue needs parts or another visit, leave the service call open and make the next action clear.
The attending team member can write a full report, keep it on the customer’s record and send it as a task to the chosen team member.
Book a further visit against the same call and mark it as done once the issue is resolved.
Keep a written account of the issue and work carried out during the visit.
Use a task to explain any additional parts, return visits or other follow-up work required.
The service call remains outstanding until someone with access marks it as done.
A SERVICE HISTORY YOU CAN RETURN TO
Completing a call clears it from the outstanding list without losing the history behind it.
A customer’s job can have several service calls, each with its own description, priority, booking and report.
Return to the job’s Service Call tab to review previous issues and reports alongside the customer’s other information.
SERVICE CALL QUESTIONS
How service calls fit into your team’s day-to-day work.
Service calls are entered by your staff against the customer’s job in Glazepoint.
Yes. Keep the service call open, record the follow-up work in a report or task and book another visit against the same call.
Uploads go into the job’s Files tab, keeping the supporting information with the customer’s record.
It no longer appears in the outstanding Service Calls search list. The call and its report remain on the customer’s job record.
Yes. You can create a service call against an archived job. We recommend unarchiving the job while you deal with the issue.
SEE GLAZEPOINT IN ACTION
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