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KPI Report: Completed Service Visits

Completed Service Visits Report – Business Intelligence Module

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Written by Arnold E. Garcia

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The Completed Service Visits Report provides visibility of all completed service visits within a selected period.

Use this report to review completed service activity, monitor contract compliance, track equipment maintenance history, and analyse service delivery across customers and sites.

This report helps teams to:

  • Review completed service visits across branches, customers, and sites.

  • Monitor equipment that has been serviced.

  • Track service contract activity and compliance.

  • Review service completion details and work carried out.

  • Support maintenance planning and KPI reporting.


Getting There

To access the Completed Service Visits report:

  • Open the Business Intelligence module.

  • Select the KPI Viewer sub-module.

  • Locate and select the Completed Service Visits report.

  • (Optional) Select the gear icon on the report tile to add or modify filters before generating the report.


Available Filters and Their Impact

The following filters can be used to refine the report data:

  • Period: Filters completed service visits by job creation date.

Tip: Use shorter periods to review recent service activity or longer periods to identify trends over time.

  • Branch: Filters the report based on the selected branch.

Tip: Review service activity for a specific branch or compare performance across multiple branches.

  • Customer Account: Filters completed service visits by customer account. Useful when reviewing service activity for a specific customer.

  • Site: Filters completed service visits by customer site. Useful when analysing service history for a specific location.

  • Equipment ID: Filters completed service visits by equipment record. Useful when reviewing maintenance history for a specific asset.

  • Service Contract: Filters completed service visits by service contract number. Useful when reviewing service activity linked to a particular contract.


Column Breakdown and Key Fields

Each row in the report represents a completed service visit with relevant details.

Column Name

Description

Branch

Branch description where the service job was completed.

Customer Name

Customer account name of the completed service job.

Site Name

Customer site name of the completed service job.

Contract No.

Service contract number, including version if applicable.

Equipment ID

ID number of the equipment serviced.

Make

Equipment manufacturer.

Model

Equipment model.

Type

Equipment type.

Serial Number

Equipment serial number.

Year of Manufacture

Year the equipment was manufactured.

Task No.

Completed service job and task number.

Call Date

Date the completed service job was created.

Service Date

Scheduled service date for the equipment under the contract.

Completed Date

Date the service task was completed.

Reason for Service Date Change

Reason for any changes to the scheduled service date.

Job Description

Task description for the completed service job.

Job State

Current state of the service job (e.g., Completed, Invoiced).

Work Done

Notes detailing the work performed during the service visit.

Insight: Reviewing completed service visits ensures that all service jobs are properly tracked, equipment is maintained according to schedule, and service contract obligations are met.

The Completed Service Visits Report is an essential tool for operational teams, maintenance managers, and service coordinators to maintain oversight of completed service activities.

By using this report, teams can:

  • Monitor service compliance across branches, sites, and customers.

  • Track equipment performance, maintenance, and service history.

  • Identify recurring issues or delayed service visits.

  • Support internal audits, KPI tracking, and performance reviews.

Regularly review this report - such as weekly or monthly - to ensure service jobs are completed efficiently, all equipment receives scheduled maintenance, and service contract obligations are met. This ensures high service quality, operational efficiency, and accurate reporting.

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