“Contact us” with no diagnosis
The form asks for name and phone. The specialist calls blind. Half an hour to discover there is no fit.
Services
The service is sold by explaining. Not with a form nobody reads.
Consultancies, technical services, and professional firms already depend on referrals and a calendar. The pain: generic landings, calls that do not qualify, wasted visits, and a post-service that does not ask for the next order.
Professional services Technical services Field service Project B2B
What is worth orchestrating
Light diagnosis, qualification, an appointment with the right specialist, and follow-up. The ERP or the crew calendar still dispatches. MEXA keeps the briefing from getting lost.
Real friction
Where the work is lost
Every poorly qualified visit costs travel. Every rewritten briefing costs hours of a specialist.
Calendar with no field context
The technician arrives and the customer expected something else. The briefing was left in an email.
Mute post-service
The job ends and there is no survey, warranty, or maintenance offer.
The salesperson takes the WhatsApp
If they rotate, the pipeline leaves. The company cannot see SLAs.
What to orchestrate first
Useful use cases
The most effective: diagnosis → appointment with briefing. The simplest to turn on: post-service with a next date.
Diagnosis before the meeting
A few serious questions (type of service, urgency, site). The specialist accepts or redirects. The appointment is born qualified.
Why it works. Protects the firm’s most expensive time. It is the case that is most worth it in B2B services.
Field service with briefing in the thread
The customer sends photos, address, time window. The technician carries the case on their phone. Close is recorded.
Why it works. Fewer wasted visits. WhatsApp stops being a chaotic crew group.
Maintenance and recurrence
At close, the next service is booked or a reminder is left at N days. The relationship does not die on the invoice.
Why it works. Recurring services are lost to forgetfulness, not to price.
Success case (format)
Technical service: the visit arrives with a briefing
Illustrative journey. Not a named customer. A MEXA case is published with a name when there is a full journey and evidence that can be told honestly.
A field operation stops sending technicians blind. Every visit carries photos, symptom, and a time window.
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Problem
The crew WhatsApp
Requests landed in a group. Addresses were lost. The customer repeated the problem on site.
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Strategy
Each work order is a case
Evidence, window, technician, close. The chat group stops being the system.
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Experience
The customer loads context once
Photos and description in the thread. Confirmation the day before.
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Implementation
Form + calendar + crew
MEXA orchestrates. Dispatch can stay in the work-order system.
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Result
Fewer failed visits, more recurrence
You see response time and rework. The next maintenance is booked at close.
Frequently asked questions
Is MEXA a field service management system?
Not a complete one. It orchestrates the customer experience and the briefing. Advanced crew routing can stay in a dispatch tool.
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Solutions
Choose what your organization needs to improve. MEXA provides the journey — not a feature list.
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