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Customer video

See the issue before you dispatch.

Your customer already has the camera in their hand. A guided link turns their description into a structured visual case your team can act on.

No app. No account. No video call.

Just a guided link that tells the customer exactly what your service team needs to see.

Capture is asynchronous — there is no appointment for a live call. The customer records when convenient. Your service team reviews when convenient.

Customer recording a boiler fault on a smartphone

The journey

How the customer experience works

Don’t just ask for a video. Guide the customer to capture exactly what your service team needs — your organisation decides what should be captured.

  1. 01Send
  2. 02Guide
  3. 03Capture
  4. 04Review
  5. 05Decide
01

A request is created

Triggered from your service desk, your website or an existing case.

02

The link is sent

By SMS, email or WhatsApp. The customer taps it and the camera opens.

03

Guided capture

Short instructions tell the customer what to film and which questions to answer.

04

Submission

Video, photos and answers arrive together, attached to the case.

05

Central review

A coordinator reviews the material and assesses what should happen next.

06

Next action

Resolve remotely, request more information, dispatch the right technician or prepare the likely part.

Typical situations

What customers usually film

Anything a technician would want to look at first.

Leaking pipeBoiler error codeDamaged equipmentBlocked drainBroken doorFaulty charging stationEquipment noiseRoof damageAppliance fault

Why it is easy for customers

  • No download, no account, no password.
  • Works on any modern smartphone browser.
  • Takes a minute or two, not a phone queue.
  • Clear instructions on what to show.

What your team gains

  • Fewer explanations repeated over the phone.
  • Priority based on what the case actually is.
  • The right technician, with the right parts.
  • A visual record kept with the case.

Service cases

What a captured case looks like in practice.

Illustrative workflow views across different sectors, showing what the service team receives after a guided customer capture. Example content, not customer data.

Service case #5107

Inverter offline since Monday morning

Remote review
Site owner filming a solar inverter display with a smartphone
Guided video 00:41
4 photos5 answersChecklist 7/7
Customer
Beckers Logistics
Location
Roof array B — Eindhoven
Asset
String inverter 25 kW
Serial
INV-31204
Fault code
F13
Owner
Solar service desk

Recommended next action

Site visit scheduled — bring replacement DC isolator and string tester

Illustrative workflow view

Service case #5122

Water ingress above first-floor office

Estimating
Building manager filming damaged roof tiles and flashing with a smartphone
Guided video 01:06
6 photos4 answersChecklist 5/5
Customer
Harbour Facilities
Location
Block C — Rotterdam
Asset
Pitched tile roof — chimney flashing
Section
Rear slope, chimney line
Reported
After heavy rainfall
Owner
Roofing estimator

Recommended next action

Quote from video — no survey visit required before works

Illustrative workflow view

Service case #5149

Alarm panel showing fault at side entrance

Triage
Technician filming an alarm keypad beside an entrance camera with a smartphone
Guided video 00:33
3 photos6 answersChecklist 4/4
Customer
Northgate Retail Park
Location
Gate 2 — Dublin
Asset
Alarm panel + entrance camera
Serial
AP-77210
Indicator
Zone 4 fault on keypad
Owner
Security support desk

Recommended next action

Resolved remotely — zone 4 contact reset on site, no dispatch needed

Illustrative workflow view

Service case #5168

Charge session stops at 3 minutes

Remote review
Depot engineer filming an EV charge point screen with a smartphone
Guided video 00:28
2 photos5 answersChecklist 6/6
Customer
City Fleet Services
Location
Depot bay 7 — Antwerp
Asset
22 kW AC charge point
Serial
EVC-40911
Fault code
E-021
Owner
Charging support desk

Recommended next action

Technician visit — bring RCD module and type 2 socket assembly

Illustrative workflow view

Service case #5183

Combi oven tripping the breaker on start-up

Parts required
Kitchen engineer filming a commercial combi oven control panel with a smartphone
Guided video 00:52
5 photos4 answersChecklist 8/8
Customer
Meridian Foods
Location
Main kitchen — Waterford
Asset
Commercial combi oven
Serial
OV-20884
Fault code
AL-07
Owner
Equipment service desk

Recommended next action

Right technician assigned — heating element and contactor pre-ordered

Illustrative workflow view

See the issue before you schedule the visit.

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