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Service Logic Brings Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to the Forefront of HVAC Equipment Assessment

Preventative maintenance is the backbone of a comprehensive HVAC asset management program. And that begins with an accurate and detailed inventory along with a complete understanding of the current conditions of your HVAC equipment. Unfortunately, the old method of taking down lengthy model and serial numbers by hand is time consuming and often inaccurate….

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Preventative maintenance is the backbone of a comprehensive HVAC asset management program. And that begins with an accurate and detailed inventory along with a complete understanding of the current conditions of your HVAC equipment. Unfortunately, the old method of taking down lengthy model and serial numbers by hand is time consuming and often inaccurate.

Service Logic has partnered with XOI Technologies to develop a more streamlined HVAC equipment assessment process using the power of optical character recognition or OCR.

This overview covers several areas of the OCR process:

  • An app for field resources and experts to quickly gather information and insight into equipment condition
  • The benefits of a thorough equipment assessment
  • Tracking of maintenance and repairs
  • The speed and accuracy of the OCR process

OCR technology is another way Service logic brings high quality information to customers every day.

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Preventative maintenance is the backbone of a comprehensive HVAC asset management program. And that begins with an accurate and detailed inventory along with a complete understanding of the current conditions of your HVAC equipment. Unfortunately, the old method of taking down lengthy model and serial numbers by hand is time consuming and often inaccurate. ServiceLogic has partnered with XOI Technologies to develop a more streamlined process using the power of optical character recognition or OCR. Using an app that we can easily deploy to field resources and experts, OCR technology allows service logic to quickly read name plates and build complete equipment inventories. In addition, pictures and videos can be taken at the same time to offer better insight into the condition of the equipment. Having a thorough equipment assessment will, provide a baseline of what equipment exists and its condition, feed into ServiceLogic's operation software to track preventative maintenance tasks, allow tracking of repairs for each individual piece of equipment, and create the data needed to produce a capital plan for your building. The service logic process using OCR is faster than the old fashioned method of pen and paper. Easy to use. Produces far more accurate data and delivers high quality images, OCR technology, just another way service logic is bringing high quality information to our customers every day.

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