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Service ManagementUpcoming

Every Service Job, From Intake to Invoice.

Service Management is upcoming in AYBN ERP. It will connect customer products, engineers, parts and billing, so every service job is tracked and billed.

AYBN ERP — From Lead to Ledger, Everything Connected.

How a service job will flowConcept
  1. Intake (upcoming)Condition, accessories, photos and fault
  2. Engineer (upcoming)Assigned by skills and availability
  3. Estimate and approval (upcoming)Customer approves the work
  4. Repair and parts (upcoming)Parts issued from stock
  5. Invoice and paymentAvailable today for sales
The problem

Service jobs tracked on paper go missing.

Products left for repair, parts used and charges billed are easy to lose track of.

  • Lost job status

    Customers call to ask where their product is, and nobody knows.

  • Parts not billed

    Parts used on a job are not issued from stock or charged.

  • Warranty disputes

    Without service history by serial number, warranty checks are guesswork.

How it will work

Service will use the customers, stock and billing you already run.

Service jobs will use your customer records and your stock of parts, and bill through invoices and payments that post to your books.

Service ManagementUpcoming

What it will do

These capabilities are upcoming. They are not available yet, and we do not publish dates until we can commit to them.

  • Service requests and job sheets

    Upcoming

    Numbered job sheets with the product’s condition, accessories, photos and reported fault.

  • Engineer assignment

    Upcoming

    Assign jobs to engineers by skills and availability.

  • Service status tracking

    Upcoming

    Follow each job from received and diagnosis through approval, repair and testing to delivery.

  • Warranty and service history

    Upcoming

    Warranty checks and service history by serial number.

  • Parts and service billing

    Upcoming

    Issue parts to jobs and bill service charges through invoices and payments.

  • Service reports

    Upcoming

    Reports on service jobs, engineers and parts.

Want to know when Service Management arrives?

Get updates on Service Management, or book a demo of what AYBN ERP does today.

Workflow

How a service job will move.

The service steps are upcoming. Invoicing and payment, at the end, are live today.

  • StepAvailable today
  • StepUpcoming
  • Not linked yet

The Service Management workflow

  1. Customer
  2. Job Sheet (upcoming)
  3. Diagnosis & Estimate (upcoming)
  4. Repair & Parts (upcoming)
  5. Invoice
  6. Payment

Steps with a clock are upcoming.

  1. Job sheet

    Upcoming

    The product will be booked in with its condition and fault.

  2. Diagnosis and estimate

    Upcoming

    The engineer will diagnose and the customer will approve the estimate.

  3. Repair and parts

    Upcoming

    Parts will be issued from stock to the job.

  4. Invoice and payment

    Today: bill with GST invoices and settle with receipts.

Business benefits

What it will mean for your business

  • Answer “where is my product?”

    Every job will have a status the whole team can see.

  • Bill every part used

    Parts will be issued from stock and charged on the job.

  • Settle warranty questions

    Service history will be kept by serial number.

Guides and articles

Practical guides related to Service Management

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FAQ

Service Management: common questions

Does AYBN ERP support service and repair jobs today?

No. Service Management is upcoming. Today you can keep serial numbers for items and bill customers with GST invoices.

What will Service Management include?

Job sheets, engineer assignment, estimates and customer approval, parts issue and billing, warranty checks by serial number and service reports.

How do I hear when Service Management is available?

Use Get Updates on this page. We do not publish dates until we can commit to them.

Get updates on Service Management

We will tell you when service management arrives. Meanwhile, see how sales, stock and accounting already work together.