DIS Launches Service Logistics Go, a Lightweight but Powerful Service Productivity Tool

WASHINGTON, October 19, 2021 (Newswire.com) - Dealer Information Systems (DIS) Corp., leading agriculture, lift truck, construction, and truck refrigeration dealership software vendor in North America, is pleased to announce the launch of Service Logistics Go, a lightweight but powerful service productivity tool as part of its Service Logistics solution.

Service Logistics is a dealership service productivity tool that makes it easy to manage work orders, track technician progress, maintain timesheets, and complete jobs faster. Recognizing that different dealerships have different unique workflows and associated requirements, we are excited to announce that DIS is now offering two Service Logistics packages:

• Service Logistics Go: A new, lean version of Service Logistics for simple, streamlined technician time tracking and work order management.
• Service Logistics Plus: The original version of Service Logistics, with its robust analytics and service visibility features.

"Service Logistics Go joins our scheduling and Service Logistic Plus products to offer a complete solution for service departments of equipment dealerships that not only digitizes their operations but also streamlines them with integration to the business system, other departments and customers," says Udi Naamani, Product Manager at DIS. "Service Logistics Go provides an option that runs on the technician's phone or tablet (Android and iOS) offering a simpler, on-the-go solution that is easier to master and is focused on the more common functions a technician needs like selecting the next job to work on, tracking execution (by the tech and its manager), closing work orders for billing in actual time and submitting a timesheet right into the business system."

DIS Service Logistics also integrates with DIS Service Scheduling to create one continuous flow of information from work order creation to scheduling to approvals to analysis.

"It has increased the productivity and efficiency in our shop," says Matthew Marrazzo, Owner of Townline Equipment. "We are completing jobs quicker, and we are saving our service writers and service managers time because we are not double-entering time inspection sheets anymore. The punch‑in system is easier than a time clock. It is going to add significant dollars to the bottom line for service departments in both stores."

Read Townline Equipment's full story here.

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Source: DIS