Digital work orders in the white goods sector

How can Simple-Simon’s job management software contribute to digital work orders in the white goods sector? Simply! With our work management app you have all your delivery and repair appointments in one place. This prevents you from spending unnecessary time on administrative tasks.

Several Simple-Simon customers have already experienced the benefits of digital work orders in the white goods sector. They have also discovered the advantages of linking our work order app to various accounting software systems. If desired, we have references available on request.

The white goods sector includes household appliances such as products in the following categories:

• Washing;
• Drying;
• Air conditioning;
• Kitchen appliances.

Advantages digital work orders in the white goods sector

• All agreed information available in one overview during delivery or repair of products;
• Previous data is always visible, allowing you to build up a history per delivery or repair per work address;
• With the repeat planning option, you can arrange periodic maintenance with your customers;
• Instruct the technicians prior to the visit;
• Take photos of equipment before and after installation and add them to the form. This prevents discussions afterwards;
• Pay directly at the door by adding prices to your work order;
• Send a text message when scheduling or rescheduling your installation appointment so you no longer stand at a closed door;
• Send a text message with the expected arrival time of the technician, based on his/her current location;
• Not only a clear schedule, but also less preparation time.

Calculate your cost savings directly online

By digitising your work orders, you immediately save time in the area of administration. By working with the work order app from Simple-Simon, you will save, among other things, in the area of:

• Time – because you no longer have to collect, hand in and decipher work orders;
• Speed – because invoicing is much faster;
• Fewer errors – no more lost work orders.