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Make inspection evidence actionable before the next audit.

Coordinate equipment registers, planned inspections, refills, tests and corrective work around exact assets, expiry, stock, evidence, certificates and AMC obligations.

OPERATING SCENE

Expiry control, statutory inspections and corrective ownership

The useful outcome is not a green status badge. It is knowing what was inspected, what failed, who owns correction, which material moved and which external authority issued the supporting certificate.

Shared field-service kernelVertical-specific docketConfigurable industry workflow

The service daybook

One accountable chain from request to settlement.

The shared field-service kernel keeps customer, site, asset, job, inventory, money, people, approval and audit records continuous. This template changes the vocabulary, controls and evidence required for this trade.
  1. 01

    Plan by asset

    Build the visit from exact equipment, locations, due dates, AMC scope and qualified-person needs.

  2. 02

    Inspect by identity

    Record condition, result and expiry against the exact item rather than the site in general.

  3. 03

    Assign correction

    Turn failures into owned actions, approved material and explicit escalation.

  4. 04

    Assemble provenance

    Retain service proof and external certificates without claiming KaryaFlow authority.

Vertical operating dossier

The records this service model must understand.

Each ledger below answers a different operational question. Together they prevent critical context from collapsing into free-text notes.
01

Jobs

Service motions

The template starts with recognisable work, not a generic task type.

  • Extinguisher inspection and refill coordination
  • Alarm panel and detector service
  • Hydrant, pump and emergency-system checks
  • Corrective action and equipment replacement
  • AMC visit and statutory-inspection preparation
02

Assets

Installed or entrusted assets

Every visit inherits the identity, location, entitlement and history needed to act responsibly.

  • Extinguisher, detector, panel, pump and hydrant identity
  • Type, capacity, location, installation and expiry context
  • Site zone, emergency system and responsible contact
  • Inspection, refill, certificate and corrective history
  • AMC coverage and statutory schedule reference
03

Evidence

Proof another role can trust

Evidence stays proportionate, permission-aware and attached to the exact job and asset.

  • Equipment identity, location and observed condition
  • Checklist, test result and expiry or refill state
  • Failed check and corrective recommendation
  • Material replacement and seal or tag reference
  • Issuer certificate upload and customer acknowledgement
04

Warranty and AMC

Commercial entitlement

Coverage, exclusions and external authority remain explicit before work becomes a claim or invoice.

  • Separate product warranty, refill service and AMC inspection scope
  • Generate visits from asset due dates and agreed statutory cadence
  • Keep certificate issuer, date and provenance explicit
  • Escalate overdue corrective work and repeated failed checks
05

Stock and tools

Field custody

Availability means the right item, responsible custodian and reconciled return state are known.

  • Track extinguisher, detector, seal, hose and approved replacement stock
  • Record serial, lot, issue, installation, recovery and quarantine where required
  • Assign approved test tools and PPE to qualified personnel
  • Reconcile site stock, refill movement and removed equipment
06

Payments and collections

Money at the handoff

The service result, invoice responsibility and actual settlement state remain distinct.

  • Separate AMC work, refill charge, replacement equipment and corrective project
  • Link accepted visit and evidence pack to invoice readiness
  • Record deduction, dispute and provider-confirmed collection state
  • Keep safety escalation independent of payment status

Service promise and system boundary

Urgency is operational. Authority is explicit.

SLA clocks must produce responsible action, while every external integration reports only what its provider has actually confirmed.
SLAResponse and closure controls
  1. 01

    Prioritise failed life-safety equipment and customer-reported critical impairment

  2. 02

    Expose access, qualified-person, material and external-inspector dependencies

  3. 03

    Escalate expired assets, failed checks and overdue corrective action

  4. 04

    Closure requires asset-level evidence and responsible operating status

PROVIDERExternal authority boundaries
  • KaryaFlow records inspections but does not issue statutory certification
  • Uploaded certificates remain attributable to their external issuer
  • Regulatory filing requires a named and verified provider integration
  • Object storage, messaging and payment states remain provider-confirmed
EXCEPTION VIEW

Lead with what can no longer wait.

Bring failed checks, expired equipment, inaccessible assets, unqualified assignment, missing certificate provenance and overdue corrective actions to the front.

Cross-ledger continuity

The value appears at the handoff.

The template must preserve these relationships rather than creating separate customer, stock, service and billing truths.
01

Asset due date

Asset due date to planned inspection. The destination receives source context, responsible role and evidence state.

02

Failed check

Failed check to corrective owner. The destination receives source context, responsible role and evidence state.

03

Equipment issue

Equipment issue to installed asset. The destination receives source context, responsible role and evidence state.

04

Completed action

Completed action to evidence pack. The destination receives source context, responsible role and evidence state.

05

Service record

Service record to customer review. The destination receives source context, responsible role and evidence state.

Explore other industries

One service core, shaped for different operating contexts.

Each workflow adapts records, checklists and exception language without creating a separate business system.
SERVICE

Service and technical operations

Industry-shaped workflows built on the shared KaryaFlow service core.

OPERATIONS

Site and business operations

Additional workflows for teams managing people, places, equipment and customer commitments.

Fire safety evaluation

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