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A rooftop condensing unit lit in cold cyan: the fan on top, louvred housing panels, and the small control box on the front where the QR tag lives.
KNOWLEDGE · 214 PAGES
SCAN · QR ON THE HOUSING
ASK · CITED ANSWER
ISS on a phone: a technician searches “defrost cycle” and gets matched sections of the Hussmann RL-3 service manual, each quoting the answer.

One system for the field, the office, and everything your equipment knows.

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  • 3 AM CALLOUT · WALK-IN #4 · -2.1 °C AND RISING
  • RACK B · SUCTION 18 PSI · R-448A
  • CASE 12 · -18.2 °C · IN RANGE
  • HACCP LOG · 47 POINTS · CURRENT
The stakes

Every degree costs money. Every tool you juggle costs more.

-2.1 °C

Walk-in #4 · climbing from -18.0 · product at risk

-18.0NOW0.0 SPOIL

  1. Now: walk-in #4 climbing, product at risk
  2. Next: alert sent, technician dispatched
  3. Then: defrost termination replaced, back in range
Product at risk
$26,400
After-hours truck roll
$1,150
HACCP log gap
Audit exposure

QuickBooks, a field app, spreadsheets, and Dave’s memory don’t talk. ISS does.

  • QuickBooks
  • Field service app
  • Spreadsheets
  • Paper logs
  • Dave’s memory
ISS

One system · all five, connected · in range

Field Intelligence

Manuals become answers. Equipment answers back.

The knowledge that lives in one technician’s head becomes the knowledge every technician carries.

  1. Author manuals from photos in minutes.

    Snap the nameplate, the wiring diagram, the failure. Fragments become a structured, searchable service manual — reviewed by your people, never invented.

    HUSSMANN RL-3 214 PAGES 7 SECTIONS APPROVED
    A Hussmann RL-3 service manual being authored in ISS: one section mid-edit, the technician’s photo of the unit attached beside it, and the drafted text held for review before it is published.
  2. Every unit gets a QR memory.

    A tag on the housing ties the machine to its history: what failed, who fixed it, which parts went in, what the manual says. Scan it standing in front of the unit.

    SCAN ASSET 48 HISTORY 4 SERVICE RECORDS
    The equipment page for a scanned unit, open on a technician’s phone: asset 48, its four previous service records, the manuals linked to it and the issues still open against it.
  3. Techs ask in plain language, get cited answers.

    “What’s the defrost cycle on this RL-3?” comes back with the answer and the page it came from — not a search results page, and not a guess.

    ASKED “DEFROST CYCLE” ANSWERED CITED, 0.4 S
    ISS Field Intelligence answering a technician’s question about a defrost cycle on their phone, with every part of the answer citing the page of the Hussmann RL-3 manual it came from.

Twenty years of know-how, onboarded on day one.

Run the day

Dispatch, fix, invoice, get paid — before the truck cools down.

  • The ISS dispatch board for a single day, with every technician on their own row and jobs placed against an hourly timeline — a walk-in cooler emergency at Harvest Market Stores sitting in the same view as the routine calls, and two unscheduled jobs waiting to be dragged onto a row.

    Dispatch

    The whole week, every tech, one board — emergencies surface themselves.

    27 CALLS 1 EMERGENCY
  • Work order WO-2026-0341 in ISS — a night-shift rack replacement for Harvest Market Stores — with its customer, schedule, parts and labour totalled to $1,685.75 and an activity feed listing each part as it was issued to the job.

    Work orders

    Tasks, parts, photos and hours land on the job as the work happens.

    WO-2026-0341 $1,685.75
  • Invoice INV-2026-0202 open in ISS beside the invoice list, its subtotal of $1,311.75 and $108.22 of sales tax already computed into a $1,419.97 balance due, with every other invoice showing whether it is sent, paid, partially paid or overdue.

    Invoicing

    The job bills itself: parts, labour and tax already totalled, ready to send.

    INV-2026-0202 READY
  • The ISS attendance board: two people clocked in now, eight absent, a fourteen-day attendance trend, and an alert that one employee still has an unclosed shift from a previous day.

    Timeclock

    Punches attach to the job, so payroll and job cost agree by default.

    2 CLOCKED IN 1 MISSED PUNCH
  • Parts stock in ISS tracked across the warehouse and the service vans: refrigerant, compressors, fan motors, filter driers and gaskets, showing both what is on hand and what has been shipped out to van 12 as truck stock.

    Inventory & logistics

    Truck stock is real stock. Know what’s on every van before you roll.

    TR-2026-0018 HQ → VAN 12

Scroll the rail · 5 modules

Run the business

Margins, sales tax, ISO 9001 — handled so you never think about them.

The complexity you never have to think about, sitting under the work you actually do.

  • The project reporting section of ISS: work orders counted by status — planned, released, in progress, completed — above the reports that can be pulled from them, including the work-in-progress report, equipment utilisation and defect rate.

    Project accounting

    Budget against spend, open jobs by hours, and real margin by customer.

    WIP 3 JOBS OPEN
  • The ISS nonconformance log: three open findings — a recovery log entry, a refrigerant cylinder issue and a temperature log gap — each with its severity, whether it is open, contained or already in corrective action, and the date it was detected.

    QMS & ISO 9001

    Audits, nonconformances and corrective actions tracked where the work already lives.

    EPA 608 AUDIT IN PROGRESS
  • Inventory reporting in ISS, valuing stock two ways at once: $29,417 held at Meridian HQ against $1,533 on each of two service vans, and the same $32,482 broken down by category from refrigerants down to gaskets, with reorder alerts underneath.

    Reports

    Margin by job type, value by warehouse, revenue by source — from live data, not exports.

    INVENTORY VALUE $32,482
  • The ISS customer list with Harvest Market Stores selected: its status, region and revenue ranking on one side, and on the other the account record itself — commercial customer CUST-0051, its facilities director, phone, email and billing address.

    CRM

    One account, forty sites, every unit under contract — and the history behind each one.

    HARVEST MARKET 12 SITES
Proof

Built for cold chain, where uptime is the whole business.

  • First-time fix rate target, year one

  • Callback rate target, year one

  • Systems replaced by one platform

  • To onboard a tech onto documented equipment

Year-one targets, not measured results.
“The manual used to be Dave. Now the manual is on the unit, and Dave gets to go home at six.”
Design partner · commercial refrigeration Placeholder — replace with named customer at launch

Built for compliance

  • HACCP Ready
  • AIM Act Ready
  • EPA 608 Tracked
  • ISO 9001 Workflow

Your best technician’s knowledge, in every technician’s pocket.

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