Fynchat

From a WhatsApp report to a closed work order

The problem is never the technician — it is the report that landed on someone’s phone and nowhere else. Fynchat turns every report into a request with stages, an owner and a date, and updates the customer at each step.

The problems we solve

How Fynchat works in your business

1. The report arrives

A message, a photo or a location on WhatsApp — a request card opens.

2. Classify and assign

Fault type, priority, the assigned technician and the schedule.

3. Automatic customer updates

Every stage change notifies the customer — no phone call needed.

4. Close and rate

Completion evidence and a service rating that feeds your reports.

What you get

🎫 Staged work orders

Stages you define per category, with custom fields.

⏱️ Overdue watch

A periodic sweep surfaces late jobs and raises an alert.

📍 Photos and locations

The customer sends the fault photo and location, stored with the job.

👷 Dispatch to technicians

Automatic or manual assignment; each tech sees only their jobs.

📱 Mobile app

The field team follows up and updates from their phones.

📈 Completion reporting

Volumes, time-to-close and customer satisfaction.

Integrations

Frequently asked questions

Can I define my own stages?

Yes — stages and fields per category, arranged the way your company actually works.

My techs are in the field — how do they update?

From the mobile app or the browser, each seeing only what is assigned to them.

Does it integrate with accounting?

Through the API, webhooks and Zapier — closed jobs can flow into your system automatically.

How do I receive maintenance requests and assign technicians?

Each conversation becomes a request card with location and fault description, then gets assigned to a technician with stages you track (scheduled, en route, done) — instead of a WhatsApp group where details vanish.

Can the customer track their own request?

Yes — they receive an automatic update at every status change, which cuts the "where is the technician?" calls that consume a receptionist’s day.

Does it suit recurring maintenance contracts?

Yes. Keep the customer, their contract and last visit date, and send the periodic-visit reminder automatically with a scheduled campaign before it falls due.

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