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Field service management software for construction

Transform construction service delivery with Access Coins field service management software. Enhance collaboration and automate field service management workflows with accurate, real-time data.

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Access Coins field service management software

With bespoke features tailored for construction and field service teams, Access Coins provides support for every member of your team, from the back office to on-site personnel.  

Whether you're a service manager or field technician, real-time data and complete visibility empower teams to make informed decisions based on data, reducing costs and enhancing service quality. 

  • Streamline scheduling and allocation processes with enhanced work order status visibility across your service divisions.  
  • Foster collaboration in your team with seamless handovers between each stage of work. 
  • Embrace flexible working arrangements with on-site remote access for payments, mobile purchase orders, and service reports. 
  • Minimise callbacks through integrated features for quality control, reporting, and precise data tracking. 
  • Benefit from specialised functionalities addressing local compliance and regulatory requirements. 

Field service management software: Key features

Access Coins enhances field service management by empowering technicians to access and input critical job data from anywhere.  

With an integrated mobile app, remote technicians gain access to real-time data, facilitating logging of service hours and material used and quality control. Ensure ongoing compliance to regulations and outstanding service delivery at every stage of the field service management process. 

Schedule & Dispatch 

Ensure the right technician is dispatched to the right job at the right time. Access Coins' intuitive drag-and-drop interface simplifies scheduling and dispatch logistics.  

Automated Service Reports 

Keep customers informed with automated status updates via text and email. Easily accessible in-app service reports ensure everyone stays updated.  

Mobile Forms and Document Management 

Equip technicians with critical job data on their mobile devices. Save time and minimise errors with scheduling, navigation, checklists, and the ability to log service hours and materials used, all in one convenient app.  

Procurement 

Access Coins offers centralised purchasing or enables technicians to make purchases in the field. Stakeholders have access to all procurement data, eliminating data silos and reducing material delays. 

Billing & Invoicing 

Streamline billing processes by collecting data at every service management stage, ensuring accurate billing lines and accelerating invoice processing for improved cash flow. 

Customer Portal  

Enhance customer experience and minimise enquiries by providing customers with access to essential information such as open invoices, work order history, and contracts, whenever they need it. 

Level up your service delivery with Access Coins

Achieve efficient delivery without sacrificing quality

Implementation, support and training from Access Construction 

Access Construction works in partnership with your business to ensure you get the most from your ERP or estimating solution.

Award-Winning Support 

Our construction technology consultants collaborate with your team to get the most from your system from day one with minimal disruption.

Support Services

All inclusive, unlimited training is included as standard because confident users equal bigger returns for your firm. 

Seamless Implementation 

Our tried-and-tested data migration process enables you to import your existing data and files.

Field service management software FAQs

What is a field service management system? 

Service management software is a digital solution designed to streamline and optimise various aspects of managing service operations, such as field service management, maintenance, and repairs.  

This type of software typically offers a wide range of features to facilitate efficient service delivery, including: 

  • Work Order Management: Creating, assigning, and tracking work orders for service requests, including scheduling appointments and dispatching technicians. 
  • Scheduling and Dispatching: Optimising technician schedules and dispatching them to service locations based on factors such as proximity, availability, and skill set. 
  • Customer Communication: Providing tools for communicating with customers, including appointment reminders, notifications of technician arrivals, and updates on service status. 
  • Mobile Accessibility: Offering mobile applications for technicians to access work orders, update job statuses, and capture customer signatures or job photos in real-time. 
  • Inventory and Parts Management: Tracking inventory levels and managing parts and equipment needed for service tasks, including replenishment and stock tracking. 
  • Billing and Invoicing: Generating invoices, processing payments, and managing billing cycles for services rendered, including integration with accounting systems. 
  • Reporting and Analytics: Providing reporting capabilities to analyse service performance, track key performance indicators (KPIs), and identify areas for improvement.

How much does field service software cost?

The cost of service management software varies depending on several factors, including the software provider, the features included, the number of users, and the deployment model (cloud-based or on-premise).  

Some software providers offer subscription-based pricing models, where businesses pay a monthly or annual fee based on the number of users or the level of functionality needed. Others may offer tiered pricing plans with different pricing levels based on the features included or the size of the company. 

Additionally, there may be additional costs associated with implementation, training, and support services. It's essential for businesses to carefully evaluate their needs and budget constraints when selecting service management software and to consider both upfront costs and long-term expenses.