Recent telephone call-

 

 

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It was good talking to you. I wanted to contact you to see if we may be able to help with the automation and streamlining of your back office and field service processes. Outlined below is information on our software. Asolvi Protect is a cloud based solution built specifically with the Fire & Security marketplace in mind and we host the software so you do not need any dedicated external IT support.

At Asolvi we provide a number of different software solutions to support field service focussed businesses and deliver measurable ROI to more than 150 Fire & Security companies in the UK alone.

Functionality includes:

• PPM Scheduling and service management
• System / equipment specification and management
• Fire and Security specific data (URN, system type, signal type, system catergories and grading)
• Dashboards / Reporting and Analysis (Including reports required for regulatory compliance)
• False Alarm/Incident management (with Sentinel Monitoring Import)
• Contract administration
• Stock Control
• Sales Order & Purchase Order Processing
• Field Engineer App with checklists
• Customer Portal

Available with links to Sage (50 and 200) and Xero accounts packages, Asolvi Protect is designed to make you do more with less!

Prices start from £330 a month for 4/5 users. More information is available on request.

If there are any questions or if anyone would like to take a look at our solutions to discuss how we may be able to help, please do not hesitate to contact me.

 

Robocall?

150... lol

Clouds are fine .....till it rains

6 hours ago, PeterJames said:

Clouds are fine .....till it rains

 

they're going to be in touch later in the month for a demo....

 

At 4k a year its nice to see Asolvi upholding the Nordic tradition of rape & pillage

Sounds  interesting ? 

13 minutes ago, jb-eye said:

Sounds  interesting ? 

 

Nobody appear to be able to demo their software in logical manner-

 

I'm intend to write a list of what I want to see,

 

which is an initial enquiry, 

a call back to progress to sales survey (basically to create telephone log)

the creation of simple spec

the job being won & moved across to being an install

a maintenance of the this job

a corrective visit or call back being undertaken being undertaken

what reports we can get from the system

a poke around the parts data base

 

I doubt Iif will work like AM once did?

 

Ideally I want the host to provide a recording of the meeting so I can go over it a some point

 

 

 

 

7 hours ago, MrHappy said:

I doubt it will work like AM once did?

IF a DB saves you a single salary PA then that’s surely a guide to its value.

why have a DB that only replaces a single admin role, the more jobs it does the more it’s value.

To “poke around” on parts isn’t enough, if you control PO your in charge of stock and able to analyse P&L on a per job basis. You can identify your SWAT and adjust or ditch those loss disaplins. I assume you do time sheets for yourself as well as staff.

 

I completely understand how most self employed people work and why they only need MS diary, spreadsheet and typing. The proprietor is the DB and this works ok to a level. 

 

 

 

 

Different circus, same monkeys. 

 

I'm in the final stages of a roll out of a job management platform I've been working with the company and their developers since April 21.

 

It's consumed a massive amount of my time and my SM's time to get it to where it is. But imo I got a good deal in as much as it's bespoke to us, mainly because their BDM promised me the moon on a stick in writing (then left 3m into the project) 

 

This is mainly for job scheduling but also has some add on packaged that we may or may not use. 

 

I see this as a no brainer as it saves us c4hrs per day and I have it fixed for 5 years @ £5.2k pa with no notice to cancel. 

 

 

6 hours ago, jb-eye said:

I completely understand how most self employed people work and why they only need MS diary, spreadsheet and typing. The proprietor is the DB and this works ok to a level. 

 

sounds ace, I'd make way more £as self employee alarm monkey, rather than having the mad idea or employing people ?

4 hours ago, MrHappy said:

 

sounds ace, I'd make way more £as self employee alarm monkey, rather than having the mad idea or employing people ?

Wouldn't we all. I made shitz loads more in contracting but can't say I would ever want to go back. 

Now I'm going to give the other post a like.