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AMPER Flow FSM app for mobile service teams

Managing equipment, warranties, and service across the entire installation lifecycle.

Construction and installation projects rarely end when the building is finished.

In reality, the most complex phase begins after the installation – when equipment must be maintained, serviced, and monitored for years.

Modern buildings and technical installations include many systems, such as:

  • HVAC systems
  • elevators and lifts
  • heat pumps
  • ventilation systems
  • fire protection systems
  • photovoltaic installations
  • building automation devices

Each of these systems generates ongoing operational requirements:

  • service contracts
  • equipment warranties
  • periodic maintenance schedules
  • service requests and repair tickets
  • complaints and defect reports
  • operational costs

Without the right software, companies often manage this information across spreadsheets, emails and disconnected service tools.

AMPER Flow addresses this by combining equipment tracking, field service management, and maintenance planning in a single system.


Why companies struggle with post-installation service management

Companies involved in construction, installation and technical services often face the same operational challenges:

Lack of equipment visibility

Once a project is completed, it becomes difficult to track exactly which equipment was installed in each location.

Disconnected service information

Service tickets, warranties, contracts and maintenance schedules are often stored in separate systems.

Warranty confusion

Service teams frequently struggle to determine whether a repair should be:

  • covered by warranty
  • billed to the client
  • handled under a maintenance contract

Missed maintenance deadlines

Periodic inspections and maintenance tasks are easy to miss when dates are tracked by hand.

Poor cost visibility

Organizations rarely have a clear picture of the long-term service cost of each project or installation.

This is where AMPER Flow becomes essential.


Turning projects into service management hubs

In AMPER Flow, each installation or construction project becomes a central operational hub that connects all service-related information.

A project can represent:

  • a residential building
  • an office building
  • an industrial installation
  • a renewable energy installation
  • a large equipment deployment

Within the project, companies can track the entire service lifecycle of installed equipment.

This includes:

  • contracts
  • installed devices and systems
  • warranties
  • complaints and service requests
  • scheduled maintenance
  • contract costs

This structure creates a complete digital history of the project and its infrastructure.


Equipment tracking for buildings and installations

AMPER Flow allows companies to build a detailed inventory of installed equipment.

Each device record can include:

  • equipment type and model
  • manufacturer information
  • serial number and inventory number
  • installation date and commissioning date
  • equipment location within the building
  • service history and maintenance records

This makes it easy for technicians to quickly identify the exact device they are servicing.

When a technician receives a service request, they can immediately access:

  • device specifications
  • installation details
  • previous repairs
  • warranty and its validity

This dramatically improves service efficiency and reduces diagnostic time.


Contract and service agreement management

Large installation projects often involve multiple contracts:

  • installation contracts
  • service agreements
  • maintenance contracts
  • subcontractor agreements
  • extended warranty contracts

AMPER Flow allows companies to connect these agreements directly to projects and installed equipment.

This provides clear visibility into:

  • which services are covered by contract
  • which repairs should be billed
  • which obligations come from maintenance agreements

By linking service activities to contracts, organizations gain better operational and financial control.


Warranty tracking for equipment and installations

Warranty management is a critical component of post-installation service.

AMPER Flow allows companies to register warranties that apply to:

  • the entire project
  • individual devices or installations

The system tracks:

  • warranty provider
  • warranty period
  • warranty terms, conditions, and exclusions

The warranty period runs from the device's installation date, so when a service request is created, technicians can immediately see whether the warranty is still valid.

This reduces disputes, improves transparency and speeds up service decisions.


Complaint and service request management

Buildings and technical installations inevitably generate service issues over time.

AMPER Flow helps companies manage:

  • customer complaints
  • defect reports
  • repair requests
  • service tickets
  • warranty claims

Each issue can be linked to:

  • the project
  • installed equipment
  • a contract
  • a service plan

This creates a full operational context for service teams before they even arrive on site.


Maintenance scheduling

Many building systems require regular inspections and preventive maintenance, including:

  • annual HVAC maintenance
  • quarterly elevator inspections
  • fire safety system checks
  • ventilation system servicing
  • heat pump maintenance

In AMPER Flow you define a service plan – monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, annual, or every set number of days – and the system sets the next maintenance dates and shows them in the calendar.

From any date you create a service request in one click, with the project, device, and date already filled in.

This keeps required inspections and preventive maintenance from getting lost in spreadsheets.


Service contract cost control

Over time, technical installations generate high operational costs.

AMPER Flow lets you record the costs of each contract, for example:

  • fixed costs
  • recurring costs
  • contractual penalties
  • additional work

For every item you record the planned and actual amount, and you can link jobs to a specific contract cost.

This shows what servicing a project really costs and how it compares with the plan.


Who AMPER Flow is for

AMPER Flow is particularly valuable for organizations managing complex technical installations, including:

  • HVAC service and maintenance companies
  • elevator and lift maintenance providers
  • fire protection system companies
  • renewable energy installation and service companies
  • facility management companies
  • property developers
  • technical maintenance contractors
  • infrastructure service providers
  • electrical contractors
  • plumbing contractors
  • garage door and gate services

Any organization responsible for long-term service and maintenance of installed equipment can benefit from this approach.


From installation to years of service

Traditional service systems focus primarily on individual work orders.

AMPER Flow goes further by connecting the entire operational ecosystem:

  • projects
  • installed equipment
  • contracts
  • warranties
  • service requests
  • service plans and maintenance dates
  • contract costs

This allows companies to manage the full lifecycle of technical installations, from the moment equipment is installed to years of ongoing maintenance and service.


Why companies choose AMPER Flow

Organizations choose AMPER Flow because it combines:

  • Field Service Management (FSM)
  • Equipment tracking
  • Project lifecycle management
  • Warranty and contract management
  • Preventive maintenance scheduling

– all in a single platform designed for companies managing complex service operations.

AMPER Flow

From installation to service – one platform, no spreadsheets.

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