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.
A message, a photo or a location on WhatsApp — a request card opens.
Fault type, priority, the assigned technician and the schedule.
Every stage change notifies the customer — no phone call needed.
Completion evidence and a service rating that feeds your reports.
Stages you define per category, with custom fields.
A periodic sweep surfaces late jobs and raises an alert.
The customer sends the fault photo and location, stored with the job.
Automatic or manual assignment; each tech sees only their jobs.
The field team follows up and updates from their phones.
Volumes, time-to-close and customer satisfaction.
Yes — stages and fields per category, arranged the way your company actually works.
From the mobile app or the browser, each seeing only what is assigned to them.
Through the API, webhooks and Zapier — closed jobs can flow into your system automatically.
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.
Yes — they receive an automatic update at every status change, which cuts the "where is the technician?" calls that consume a receptionist’s day.
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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