AI for Field Operations teams

Answers at the job site — from manuals, work orders, and photos.

The Field Operations pack gives technicians instant work-order context, diagnoses equipment from photos against your manuals, and handles dispatch and scheduling — the back office in their pocket, governed like everything else.

Connects to ServiceNow FSM · Salesforce Field Service · SAP — plus anything with an API

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Day one

What field operations teams see when they log in.

Not a blank canvas — a working role with default goals, allowed tools, and the guardrails already on.

The work order, in context

Technicians ask and get the full picture: site history, equipment specs, prior visits, parts on the truck — no calls back to dispatch for basics.

Diagnostics from a photo

A photo of the unit against your manuals and known-issue library returns the likely fault and the documented fix — expertise distributed to every van.

Dispatch that reshuffles itself

Schedule changes propagate: the agent rebalances routes by skills, parts, and SLAs, and the dispatcher approves the new plan in one look.

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In the pack

The Field Operations Agent ships ready to work.

Looks up a supplied work-order record, searches approved guidance, and drafts technician notes; it does not diagnose images or schedule dispatch. Installed from the library, wired to your systems, and run through the same 8-gate chain as everything on Cortex.

  • Look up a supplied work-order record
  • Search approved equipment guidance
  • Draft technician notes for review
Governed for this role

Help in the field. Guardrails on the equipment.

Field agents advise technicians and manage schedules — but equipment control writes and safety-critical steps stay procedural, gated, and on the record.

  • Equipment control interfaces locked away from agent writes
  • Safety-critical procedures render as checklists, never shortcuts
  • Dispatch changes propose-first — the dispatcher stays in command
  • Every diagnosis and dispatch decision sealed in the ledger
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FAQ

What field operations leaders ask.

Can technicians rely on photo diagnostics?

It's a documented first opinion, not a verdict: the diagnosis cites the manual section and known-issue record it matched, and safety-critical work always renders the full procedure — never a shortcut.

Does the agent control equipment remotely?

No. Control interfaces are locked away from agent writes at the property level — the agent informs the technician; hands stay on the hardware.

What field-service systems does it integrate with?

ServiceNow FSM, Salesforce Field Service, and SAP drivers ship in the catalog, with the generic REST driver for custom dispatch systems.

Put a governed Field Operations to work this week.

Start a free trial, install the pack, and connect your systems — or bring us one workflow and we'll demo it end to end.