Repairs are tracked across Excel, messengers and paper
Status and history depend on who updated their spreadsheet last.
MESHRUT brings repairs, equipment, teams, technical documentation, AI and a professional community of service centers together in one system.
Repair data keeps working throughout the process: completed work feeds labor-hour tracking and analytics, documents stay with the equipment record, complex cases can be discussed with colleagues, and verified solutions can be reused during future diagnostics.
MESHRUT is not about replacing one spreadsheet with another. It becomes useful when repairs, documents, employee knowledge and communication are already scattered across different systems and become difficult to control.
Status and history depend on who updated their spreadsheet last.
When the equipment returns, the engineer has to reconstruct its history piece by piece.
A fault solved six months ago becomes a new problem all over again.
Overdue work becomes visible only after the client calls.
Finding a schematic or service manual can take longer than the first diagnostic step.
Feedback from service centers remains fragmented instead of becoming structured data.
MESHRUT connects the service advisor, engineer and manager around the same repair. Each person works with their part of the process, while the information remains shared and consistent.
Selects the client and equipment, records the serial number, reported fault and items received. If the equipment has been serviced before, its previous history remains available.
Sees the reported fault, previous visits, model-specific documents and previously completed work. When needed, the engineer can use AI Engineer or ask colleagues in Community.
Sees the current status, assigned engineer, deadlines, labor hours and bottlenecks. The client receives only permitted information in their portal.
Information entered at one stage is reused throughout the repair process. There is no need to copy it again between spreadsheets, chats and separate applications.
Client, equipment, serial number and fault description.
Engineer, measurements, files, Technical Library and AI.
Work performed, approvals and discussions with colleagues on complex cases.
Labor hours, actual time, documents and history.
Client Portal, analytics and accumulated knowledge.
After warming up, the equipment intermittently trips into protection. It can be restarted after cooling down.
DiagnosticsThe repair record brings together the client, equipment, diagnostics, status, deadlines, completed work, documents, comments, cost, labor hours and change history.
The live overview shows the queue and deadlines as they stand right now. Analytics answers management questions over time: repair cycle, workload, labor hours, repeat visits and financial performance.
Each employee sees only what relates to their work and role. Managers see team workload and compensation; engineers see their own jobs, hours and earnings.
Documents can be organized by manufacturer, model and folder, opened directly in the browser, processed with OCR, and used by AI Engineer while working on a case.
AI Engineer can use the current repair data, technical documentation, verified solutions and shared knowledge about the equipment model. Data from different companies remains separated.
MESHRUT connects independent service centers so they can exchange technical expertise. Repairs, clients and internal analytics of each company remain private from other participants.
In a similar case, the cause was increased contact resistance in the driver power-supply circuit.
Each participant sees only the data and actions they need to do their job.
Repairs, clients, equipment, team, documents, analytics, Technical Library, Community and AI are brought together in one workspace.
Clients can see their service requests, equipment, permitted documents, statuses, approvals, messages and history—but not internal rates, salaries, internal notes or other customers’ data.
Manufacturers get a dedicated workspace for their brands, connected service centers, approved service requests, documentation and service statistics.
The platform supports integrations with external systems and services: 1C, email, OCR, AI providers and APIs. Availability of specific integrations depends on the implementation stage and MESHRUT configuration.
All features→Each company’s data is available only to its users within their assigned permissions. Service centers share only the materials participants choose to publish in the professional Community.
Learn more about securityOne company’s operational data is not available to other companies.
Access depends on each employee’s role and assigned permissions.
Service centers, clients and manufacturers use separate portals with different sets of permissions.
Critical changes can be traced and audited.
The production platform supports persistent data storage and backups.
The website and application use secure HTTPS connections.
Until then, you can explore the product in demo mode—without placeholder pricing or temporary conditions.
In the demo, you can walk through key workflows using prepared sample data: open a repair, see the engineer workspace, documents, analytics, Technical Library, Community and AI Engineer.
Review the repair record, statuses, assigned engineer, work performed, deadlines and history.
Technical documentation, Community, AI Engineer and your own work metrics are available from one workspace.
Queue, workload, overdue jobs, labor hours and service analytics are brought together in one manager view.
Clients and manufacturers use separate portals and cannot see the service center’s internal data.
The platform can be rolled out in stages: start with repairs and the team, then add documents, client portals, the Technical Library and integrations. This reduces the risk of disrupting current operations just to introduce a new system.
Set up core company data, roles and employee access.
Move current work and new service requests into a single register.
Add technical documentation, connect Community and configure AI Engineer.
Client portals, manufacturer collaboration, APIs and external integrations can be enabled as needed.
Tell us how your service operation works and what you want to test. We’ll focus the demo on those scenarios instead of walking through every feature.
MESHRUT combines more than service-request tracking: equipment service history, engineer workflows, technical documentation, a professional Community, verified solutions, an AI assistant and collaboration with manufacturers.
Yes. In Community, the forum is used for structured technical discussions, while a separate chat handles quick questions between service centers.
No. Company operational data remains isolated. Other service centers can see only the materials published in the shared professional Community.
Yes. Multiple employees can work simultaneously. Access to sections and data depends on each user’s role.