AI for field service & amc
AI for service businesses that run on phone calls
In a service business the owner's phone is the system: complaints come in, technicians are dispatched from memory, and customers ring back to ask what happened. The fix is structural before it is intelligent — every job becomes a ticket — and then AI removes the repetitive parts around it: assignment, status updates, and the reports nobody has time to write.
proven in our own productWhat today looks like
- Complaints arrive by call and WhatsApp and live in one person's head
- Technicians are assigned by who answers, not by who is closest or most suitable
- Customers call repeatedly to ask for status
- AMC renewals are noticed after they lapse
What changes
What an agent takes over
Intake
A complaint becomes a structured ticket with the details captured in conversation.
Assignment
Jobs assigned by technician availability and skill instead of by whoever picks up.
Customer updates
Every state change triggers a WhatsApp update, removing the status call entirely.
Escalation
SLA breaches raised before the customer complains.
Proof
We run this in TrackNew
Skill-based assignment, SLA escalation and automated WhatsApp customer updates run today in TrackNew, our field service platform.

Where to start
The solutions that fit this best
FAQ
Common questions
We are a small team. Is this overkill?
The trigger is not headcount, it is whether job information lives in more than one head. Two technicians and a steady stream of complaints is already enough.
Our technicians are not comfortable with software.
Then the software has failed, not the technician. Field tools have to work on a phone, in a hurry, on a bad connection — that is a design requirement, not an excuse.
Can it handle AMC renewals?
Yes — contract and renewal tracking with automated reminders is exactly the kind of repetitive, date-driven work automation handles well.
Other industries
Run a field service & amc business?
Tell us the job that eats the most time. We'll tell you honestly whether an agent should take it.