Matthias Lübko, CEO Fieldcode
Heat and cool supply projects depend on more than planning, generation, and infrastructure. Once systems are in operation, service teams need to install, inspect, maintain, repair, document, and monitor distributed assets across networks, buildings, and customer sites.
This session shows how AI-supported field service workflows can turn incoming service data into technician-ready action. Practical examples include request intake, asset and maintenance information, monitoring alerts, customer messages, technician notes, parts updates, SLA requirements, automated scheduling, mobile workflows, service reports, and real-time alerts when delays, missing information, parts issues, or service risks appear.
The presentation follows the operational service flow from request creation and validation to technician assignment, on-site guidance, customer communication, documentation, and monitoring. Attendees will see how heat suppliers, municipal utilities, service partners, and infrastructure operators can reduce manual handovers while keeping control over priorities, decisions, and customer communication.
The focus is on practical service execution: how service information is structured, checked, prepared, assigned, guided, reported, and monitored so teams can respond faster, keep technicians better prepared, and support reliable heat and cool supply operations.
Language: German | AI translation into English available