HVAC

The equipment has a history. So should the customer record.

HVAC is service calls, maintenance agreements and equipment that lives for fifteen years. The value is in knowing what is installed before the van leaves.

A technician servicing an air conditioning unit

What the work actually involves

The parts generic software gets wrong.

The unit matters more than the address

Make, model, age and what was done last time decides the parts on the van and whether the call is one visit or two.

Demand is seasonal and brutal

The first hot week produces a month of calls. Dispatch has to cope with a queue, not a tidy calendar.

Maintenance agreements are the stable revenue

Recurring service is what carries the quiet months, and it only works if the intervals are tracked.

In ManePilot

How the workflow maps to it.

  • Equipment and service history held against the customer and the site
  • Recurring maintenance visits scheduled on the same calendar as reactive calls
  • Estimates and invoices carrying parts and labour through from the job
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Questions

Asked by hvac businesses.

Can I track equipment, not just customers?

Yes. The same structure that holds a vehicle record holds equipment, so service history stays with the unit.

Can I run maintenance plans?

Recurring visits handle maintenance intervals alongside one-off service calls.

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