Voice reportsNEW
Engineers send a voice note the way they'd tell you on the phone, filler words and all. It picks out the job, the work points, what's done, what's blocked and why, and files it under the right client and exchange. It replies by voice, in the language they spoke. On a noisy site it reads the details back and waits for a yes before it saves anything.
"V9208 Mill Hill, WP1 to 3 cabled, WP4's blocked, car parked on the chamber, back tomorrow."
Answers for you and your managerNEW
Ask it anything that's in your job sheet, by text or voice: what's blocked, how many jobs per exchange, why a job isn't finished, who updated it last. Counts and lists come straight from the sheet, so they're exact. If the answer isn't there it says so and passes the question to you. Logged something in the wrong place? Tell it to move or delete it and it shows you the row and asks before it changes anything.
"Why isn't V9208 finished?" · "Which jobs are in Newbury?"
Offline job reporting
A web form on the engineer's phone. Fill it in down a chamber or out in a village with no bars. It holds the report and the photos on the device and files them the second signal comes back. Nothing to install, nothing lost.
Forms and photos read automatically
An engineer photographs a paper form or an A55 and sends it. The system reads it, pulls out the fields, and writes them straight into the database against the right job. Nobody in the office retypes anything.
Your SOPs and kit lists, answered on site
Point it at your policies, method statements and H&S documents, even hundreds of pages, plus your own know-how: what to take for underground or overhead work, how to raise an A55. An engineer asks at the point of work and gets the full answer, with pictures where they help. No more "I didn't know the procedure".