HVAC Installation with Field Service Lightning

CloudROI’s implementation of Salesforce Field Service Lightning has helped the client to optimize their field service operations, reduce costs, and improve customer satisfaction.

Business Challenge: 

The client, a large HVAC installation company, was facing several business challenges related to their field service operations. They were struggling to manage their service operations efficiently and effectively, leading to poor customer satisfaction rates and lost business opportunities. Their manual and paper-based processes were not scalable, and their field technicians lacked the necessary tools to provide real-time updates on job progress and inventory levels. They needed a solution that would help them streamline their field service operations, reduce costs, and improve customer satisfaction. 

Solution: 

CloudROI proposed implementing Salesforce Field Service Lightning, a comprehensive solution that would enable the client to optimize their field service operations. CloudROI worked closely with the client to assess their business requirements, pain points, and current processes. Based on this analysis, CloudROI designed and implemented a solution that included the following components: 

  1. Field Service Lightning Console: CloudROI set up a Field Service Lightning Console that served as the central hub for managing all field service operations. The console provided a comprehensive view of all service requests, technician schedules, inventory levels, and job progress. 
  1. Mobile App: CloudROI configured a mobile app for the client’s field technicians, which enabled them to access job information, customer history, inventory levels, and real-time updates on job progress. The app also allowed technicians to capture signatures and photos, record job notes, and update inventory levels. 
  1. Work Order Management: CloudROI implemented a work order management system that enabled the client to create, assign, and manage work orders efficiently. The system provided real-time updates on job progress, enabling the client to proactively manage exceptions and ensure timely job completion. 
  1. Inventory Management: CloudROI set up an inventory management system that enabled the client to track inventory levels in real-time. The system integrated with the client’s existing inventory management software, ensuring accurate and up-to-date inventory data. 

Results: 

The implementation of Salesforce Field Service Lightning has had a significant impact on the client’s business operations. The client has seen the following results: 

  1. Improved Customer Satisfaction: With real-time updates on job progress and inventory levels, the client is better equipped to meet customer expectations and deliver a high level of service. As a result, customer satisfaction rates have increased, leading to higher customer retention rates and increased revenue. 
  1. Increased Operational Efficiency: The client’s field service operations are now more efficient and effective, with streamlined processes and automated workflows. The client has been able to reduce the time and effort required to manage field service operations, leading to significant cost savings. 
  1. Better Inventory Management: The client now has real-time visibility into inventory levels, enabling them to optimize inventory levels and reduce inventory carrying costs. The inventory management system has also helped the client to reduce the number of lost or misplaced inventory items. 

In summary, CloudROI’s implementation of Salesforce Field Service Lightning has helped the client to optimize their field service operations, reduce costs, and improve customer satisfaction. The solution has provided the client with real-time visibility into job progress and inventory levels, enabling them to deliver a high level of service and drive business growth.

Project Info

  • Industry:Construction
  • Services:Implementation, Support, Migration
  • Key Feature 1:Work Order Management
  • Key Feature 2:Inventory Management
  • Completed Date:07/19/2021