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Which visit it is
Megan asks once. Helen's number matches JOB/90530, travelling, due at 11:40, with Lewis named for the desk.
Matched from the number
new work
Customers ring to ask when their field service engineer will arrive. The phone agent matches the number to today's visit, reads the status and the time from BigChange, and gives the time. A visit that is running late is noted for the desk to call back.
how it runs
Helen Ward rings at 10:15 on Wednesday from Riverside Care. This is the visit the desk sees, the job that is running late, and the email telling Megan who to call.
01
Megan asks once. Helen's number matches JOB/90530, travelling, due at 11:40, with Lewis named for the desk.
Matched from the number
02
Northgate's 09:30 visit has not arrived, so JOB/90531 is read as running late in BigChange.
Only the late one reaches you
03
Megan is emailed JOB/90531 and who to ring. Paul Grant at Northgate needs a call back.
The late one, in writing
01
Which visit it is
Megan asks once. Helen's number matches JOB/90530, travelling, due at 11:40, with Lewis named for the desk.
Matched from the number
before and after
Helen Ward rings at 10:15 on Wednesday to ask when the engineer will arrive at Riverside Care.
The call
Without Centrus: The desk opens the planner while she waits
With Centrus: Answered from today's visit, on the call
The time
Without Centrus: Read out once someone finds the job
With Centrus: Due at 11:40, from JOB/90530
His name
Without Centrus: The engineer's name given to the caller
With Centrus: Kept with the desk, not said to Helen
Running late
Without Centrus: Another call, and another look at the planner
With Centrus: Emailed to Megan, with JOB/90531
keep going
Enquiries, portal tickets and emails turned into booked jobs.
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