For lift and elevator operators

Every breakdown, with your senior technician on the line.

Your technician calls from the shaft or the machine room, reads out the display code and a voice agent walks them through it with your manufacturers’ manuals and your senior technicians’ know-how. And out of hours, it also takes your emergency line.

answered on the first ring ● 24/7 including holidays ● over 30 calls at once ● no queues, no busy tone ● over 1M calls in production ● everything written into your system ● trained on your documents ● live in under 30 days ●
The problem

When a technician gets stuck, today they have three ways out.

All three cost time, and with the lift down there are residents waiting.

01

Call the senior technician

They know every controller, but they are on another job, on another call or out of signal. And every time you call, you stop their work.

●one person · always busy
02

Look up the manufacturer’s manual

Every manufacturer and every controller has its own. If they have it to hand, if they can find it in the shaft and if it is up to date.

●slow · rarely solves it
03

Come back another day

The lift stays down, residents go without it and you pay for the trip twice.

●the most expensive of the three
→

A voice agent is not a fourth place to call. It is the first one that knows every installation you maintain, always picks up and interrupts nobody.

What it sounds like

One call, start to finish. From fault to CRM.

Technical lineLIVE
TechnicianI'm on an FST-3 on floor two, door fault. I've rebooted it and it's still the same.
VocalsWhat code is showing on the display?
TechnicianE-32.
VocalsThat's the door contact. Check the interlock on floor two: on that model the microswitch tends to stick. If it isn't closing, that's your part.
What lands in your system
✓MachineFST-3
✓FaultDoor contact · E-32
✓Floor2
✓UrgencyMedium · no one stuck
✓DiagnosisFloor-two interlock
Every call comes back as structured data in your CRM, ERP or SAP, with a summary email after. Not a transcript someone has to read.
What makes it different

Four things a PDF manual cannot do.

01

It knows your installations

It is trained on your manufacturers’ manuals, the codes for each controller and your senior technicians’ know-how. Every new installation you take on gets added.

02

It always picks up, and interrupts nobody

Your senior technician stops being the bottleneck. It can take several technicians at once with nobody waiting.

03

Fixing it without coming back another day

The technician follows the steps with the controller in front of them, instead of leaving and coming back with a part or with someone who knows.

And it never walks anyone through bypassing a safety circuit: if the fault touches one, the call goes to a person.
04

The know-how stays in the company

What today lives in two or three people’s heads gets recorded, searchable and available at any hour.

And also

Your emergency line, answered at any hour.

When someone is trapped, the agent picks up on the first ring, stays with them and alerts the on-call technician.

Their line, live

ACE Lifts moved off their call centre. Their line is ours now.

We run their out-of-hours line and their in-hours overflow. Every callout lands in their system, not in a notepad.

Two UK lift operators have replaced their call centre outright.

ACE Lifts ACE LiftsLift operator · United Kingdom
Line active
Volume
~60calls a day we handle
Concurrent
30+no queue, no busy tone
Platform
1M+calls run in production
Go live
<30days to go live
Getting started

Live in under 30 days.

01
You bring it Your manuals

You hand over the documentation your team already works from.

02
Together Two hours with your techs

We capture how your senior people actually handle day to day jobs.

03
We handle it Your line, live

Connected to your CRM, ERP or SAP: every job lands in your system from day one.

Try it with a real breakdown.