Why we do thisA customer whose warranty is over paid $99 for a service call. The tech needs the right unit, the right address and what's wrong before he calls them. This queue turns the $99 sale into a work order in a couple of minutes. Fill it out with the customer on the phone or at the counter, and the tech takes it from there.
Ring the $99 In-House Service Call tile in Lightspeed. In a minute or two it shows here.
Tap your name, then your PIN. Tap the $99 sale.
Type the customer's ORIGINAL invoice # (the sale with the unit that needs service). No invoice? Search by their phone number.
Check the unit(s) we're servicing and say what each one is doing.
Confirm the name, phone and address. Add a gate code or lockbox if they have one.
Pick Jacksonville or Tallahassee, then the tech. Pick the customer's preferred day and time windows.
Tap Send. Only that tech gets the work order. The customer gets a text with the tech's name and cell, if they agreed to texts.
Print the service ticket for the paperwork. The tech calls the customer within 24 hours to set the visit.
Your $99 service call sales waiting on the service intake. Tap your name to open your queue.
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Enter your 4-digit PIN.
Service Queue
Your $99 service calls waiting on the intake. Tap one and fill it out with the customer.
Service calendar VIEW ONLY
What each tech already has. Look only. You can open a job, but nothing here moves anything.
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EXPIRED WARRANTY SERVICE CALL: customer paid $99, diagnostic visit only.The $99 covers the visit and any fix that needs no parts or extra labor. Parts or extra labor are quoted on site.
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Service intake
Fill this out with the customer before it goes to the service team. Fields marked * are required.
The customer may have bought more than once. The invoice tells us which unit.
Check every unit from the original invoice that needs service, then say what it's doing.
From the sale. Confirm or fix it. The tech calls this number and it gets the texts.
From the original delivery. Confirm or edit.
Pick the city first, then the tech. Only that tech gets the work order.
The customer's preference. The tech calls them within 24 hours to set the real appointment.
Check more than one box if the customer is free in more than one window. All three = all day.
What the techs already have. Use it to suggest a good day. Looking only, this never changes anything.