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Industry · Elevator Installers

Field service management software for elevator installers

Elevator work carries statutory inspection obligations and customers who cannot afford downtime. Adeptike.com FieldPro keeps the service history, the call records and the compliance evidence tied to each specific unit.

  • Service history per individual lift unit
  • Callout and entrapment responses logged with outcomes
  • Statutory inspection records maintained per unit
Typical jobsInstallations, maintenance, callouts, inspections
Key riskIncomplete statutory records per unit
PlatformFieldPro
Kanban board with charts and data analysis on a screen in an office
The operational problem

Where the working day goes wrong for elevator installers

These are the recurring failures we hear from businesses in this trade. Almost none of them are technical failures. They are information failures between the office, the van and the site.

Records are per building rather than per lift

A building with four lifts produces four distinct maintenance histories. Keeping them in one notebook entry is how details get mixed up.

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Entrapment responses are not analysed

An entrapment is resolved, but nobody looks at the last ten callouts on that unit to see whether there is a pattern.

02

Statutory inspection evidence is scattered

Certificates, test results and dates end up in folders, on walls and in inboxes rather than in one retrievable place.

03

Parts history is incomplete

Components fitted over the life of a unit are not consistently recorded, which makes replacement planning reactive.

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What FieldPro handles

What FieldPro handles for elevator installers

You can run the whole job lifecycle in one system: the enquiry, the visit, the work recorded on site, and the evidence that comes back with you.

Per-unit records

Each lift carries its own service history, independent of the other lifts in the building.

Callout logging

Every callout, including entrapment response, logged with cause, action and outcome.

Statutory inspection records

Inspection dates, test results and certificates stored against the specific unit.

Component history

Parts and controllers fitted recorded over the life of the unit for replacement planning.

Engineer assignment

Dispatch by location and by experience with that particular unit or controller type.

Building-level reporting

Performance and reliability reporting per building as well as per unit.

Job lifecycle

How a job runs in FieldPro

One continuous record, from the first contact to the invoice.

  1. Enquiry or contract

    Maintenance or installation contract agreed for a building and its units.

  2. Unit onboarding

    Each lift registered individually with its existing condition and documentation.

  3. Scheduled maintenance

    Planned visits completed per unit with findings recorded.

  4. Callout response

    Faults attended and resolved, with cause and outcome logged.

  5. Statutory inspection

    Compliance inspections performed and evidenced per unit.

Questions

Questions we get from elevator installers

Can each lift be tracked separately?
Yes. That is a central design point: a building record contains several independent unit records.
Does it help with compliance evidence?
It keeps inspection dates, results and certificates retrievable per unit rather than scattered. Confirm your exact reporting obligations with us before implementation.
What if we service many small sites?
Per-unit records scale the same way whether you look after four lifts or four hundred.

See FieldPro against your own operation

Tell us how many technicians you run, how many jobs you complete in a month and what currently goes wrong. We will show you the parts of FieldPro that address exactly that.

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