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After-Sales Service

After-Sales Service · The Full Chain from Problem to Customer Satisfaction

Customer reports an issue → support creates a ticket → engineer visits on-site → parts replaced → wrap-up & acceptance → satisfaction follow-up. Every step has an owner, a time commitment and a data trail, turning after-sales service into an engine for repeat purchases.

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Process Nodes
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Collaborating Roles
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Closed-Loop Follow-Up
Capabilities

A Complete Toolkit for After-Sales Service

From intake to follow-up, every step has the capability it needs

📞 Multi-Channel Ticket Creation

Five intake channels — support hotline, customer app, mini-program, email, QR-code repair requests — all converge in one place

🔧 Engineer Dispatch

Smart engineer recommendations by region, specialty and current load, with auto-dispatch or manual dispatch by a manager

📦 Parts Management

Engineers register parts requisitions linked to inventory outbound; returned parts are registered on recovery and stock auto-adjusts

📸 On-Site Evidence

Engineers take on-site photos and videos for evidence, with before/after comparisons and a traceable repair process

📝 Service Reports

A service report PDF auto-generates on completion, with customer e-signature + QR-code scan confirmation

Satisfaction Follow-Up

The system auto-launches a follow-up (SMS / call) within 24 hours of closure, with alerts for ratings below 3 stars

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AS-2026-0527 On-site Repair
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Service Flow Loop

Intake
Dispatched · Wang
Accept
Accepted
On-site Repair
Arrived · Repairing
Signature
Pending

An Efficiency Loop from Intake to On-Site

Within 30 minutes of a repair request, a ticket is dispatched to the engineer's phone; the engineer accepts / declines on H5, plans the route after accepting, checks in on arrival → takes on-site photos → logs the repair → service report → customer signature.

  • Dispatch algorithm: weighing region + specialty + load comprehensively
  • Auto-redispatch if an engineer doesn't accept within 30 minutes
  • Mobile GPS positioning records arrival time
  • Customers see the engineer's status in real time: "en route / arrived / repairing"
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Ticket Parts Breakdown
ReturnIssue
PartQtyCostStatus
Main Board MCB-2001$60Issued
Network Module NM-51$26Issued
Power Adapter1$12Spare
Total Parts Cost$86On Ticket

Integrated Parts / Outbound / Reimbursement

When an engineer replaces a part on-site, the part is registered from inventory outbound onto the ticket, and offset against the reimbursement form on closure. The after-sales department links seamlessly with inventory and finance.

  • Preset common-parts lists — engineers check to issue from stock
  • Parts cost auto-accumulates into the ticket's total cost
  • Unused parts are registered on return, restoring stock
  • On closure, the service report attaches a parts breakdown for finance reimbursement
Use Cases

After-Sales Service Industry Scenarios

Home Appliance Makers

A customer's fridge needs repair; support dispatches an engineer within an hour to replace the compressor, with an e-signed service report.

Industrial Equipment

A factory's equipment goes down; the engineer arrives within the contract SLA of 12 hours to replace + debug + train the on-site operator.

SaaS Software

A customer's system errors out; tech support assists remotely → the ticket escalates to dev → fix deployed, with progress visible to the customer throughout.

New Energy Vehicles

A customer reports a charging issue; the store dispatches a technician on-site, parts + labor logged on the ticket, free within the warranty period.

Related Features

Modules That Work with After-Sales Service

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