The requested part is unavailable on the morning of the visit
Format: Demo script: proposed custom design.
Hypothetical scenario for a proposed custom design. All job and part references are fictional. No live stock connection or working application is shown.
Scene 1: the morning readiness check
Scene context: Fictional plumbing visit V-31 needs part P-88. A supplier message is attached.
Office coordinator: “Yesterday's note said the requested part was expected. This morning the supplier says it is not available for pickup. The visit is still on the schedule.”
Service manager: “Keep the schedule record, but mark part readiness for review. A part expected yesterday may not be on hand today.”
Narrator: “Microsoft's Field Service guide describes stock records, purchasing and receipts for physical products.[8] Here, we keep a supplier's message separate from proof of receipt. Core Agentic has not checked a supplier or reserved a part in this scene.”
Scene 2: show the conflict without choosing a substitute
Office coordinator: “This morning's supplier message names P-88 and says it is unavailable. I will link that message to the visit. I will keep yesterday's note in the history. It does not prove the part is ready today.”
Scene context: The next section is the proposed readiness record.
- Visit: V-31.
- Requested part: P-88, as supplied by the technician.
- Latest stock evidence: supplier message attached.
- Stock state: reported unavailable, no receipt recorded.
- Replacement part: not reviewed.
- Schedule decision: service manager review pending.
- Customer message: draft only.
Technician: “There is another item with a similar description in the catalog. Do not mark it as a match. Send me both part references and the job notes so I can check.”
Service manager: “And keep purchasing separate. Even if a part fits, we still need approval to buy it. We also need proof that it is on hand.”
Scene 3: decide what the office can say
Office coordinator: “Draft message: ‘We cannot yet confirm the part for your visit. Our service manager is checking the next step. We will contact you once that update is approved.’”
Service manager: “Do not promise a new arrival time. We do not have one. I will wait for the technician's review. Then I will decide whether to hold or change the visit and check the customer message.”
Narrator: “The proposed tool should not pick a part just because its name looks close. It should show what is missing and who must check it. The manager must still decide what to do with the visit.”
Scene 4: end with a real hold
Scene context: Scenario end state: Part readiness held. No substitute approved. No customer message sent.
Office coordinator: “The part question goes to the technician. The appointment question stays with the service manager. I own the follow-up record and the approved customer update.”
Narrator: “The handoff names who must act next. It does not claim that a repair or delivery happened. Core Agentic can discuss custom software to prepare this review. Qualified people still choose the work. Staff with approval rights control orders and customer promises.”
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