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Vision Agent

Diagnose before dispatching a technician.

A technician photographs the equipment on site. Vision Agent reads the photo and the ticket, gathers the product context, and prepares the decision. Your service team keeps the final call.

Service technician photographing a compressor on site
On site, a technician photographs the compressor. The photo and the ticket are enough to start the analysis.

The sequence

From field ticket to decision.

Four steps, in the order of service work. Each one stays readable and open to review by the team.

  1. The field documents

    The ticket brings the product reference, the symptoms, and a photo, without forcing a new tool on the customer.

  2. Vision Agent identifies

    The reference and visual evidence point to the right product line, its documentation, and its available history.

  3. The agent prepares

    Likely cause, checks to run, plausible parts, and open uncertainties are gathered into one short recommendation.

  4. The team decides

    The team accepts, corrects, or rejects the recommendation before any resolution, shipment, dispatch, or escalation.

The decision boundary

Vision Agent prepares. Your team decides.

The agent never rules. It hands over a short recommendation tied to the product and the ticket evidence.

What the agent prepares

Likely cause
Discharge valve fault, to be confirmed with two targeted checks.
Checks before dispatch
Record pressure, verify error code EKE 1.3, and confirm the sound during restart.
Parts to review
Valve kit CMP-010-04 and matching gasket, subject to service team approval.
Next action
Run the checks remotely. Prepare a visit if both signals agree.

What your team decides

  • Resolve remotely when nobody needs to travel.
  • Ship the parts with the checks to validate.
  • Send the technician with a likely cause and the right parts.
  • Escalate uncertain cases to the expert, evidence attached.

Company Brain

The agent reads your sources, not an abstract base.

Vision Agent relies on the product graph, one structured part of the Company Brain. It does not assume every source is already connected.

  • Product identifiers and serial numbers
  • Technical manuals
  • Diagnostic and service procedures
  • Failure history
  • Parts history
  • Intervention history
  • Previously validated expert decisions

Each decision your team validates sharpens this graph for future tickets.

Exploded technical blueprint of a compressor system
Technical documentation joins the ticket in the analysis.

Test it in the field

Test Vision Agent on a real ticket.

Send a product reference, the observed symptoms, and a redacted photo. We will reply with the recommendation Vision Agent would prepare.

For manufacturers that service their own equipment — commercial refrigeration, compressors, ice machines, ovens, hospitality equipment. The pilot starts from one product line and real tickets, in your tools.

Remove any unnecessary customer-identifying information from the photo and message.