AMHFieldScan TechnicianArtificial Mind Hive

Technician phone + tablet

Do the job. Save the proof. Ask without losing your place.

The default technician path is intentionally simple: open assigned work, follow the capture map, add notes or video, ask the FieldScan Guide or manager for help, save what was done, and submit it for review.

Technicians can work their jobs and preserve help history, but cannot change company scoring rules, pricing, user roles, other technicians’ assignments, or manager approvals.

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What the technician sees

One job packet, from assignment through saved completion.

A visual job card opens the required views and help context. Work notes, captured media, the help conversation, submission state, and any manager return stay attached to that packet.

Technician servicing an outdoor air conditioning unitASSIGNED · START CAPTURE
Open the exact work

See scope, address, required proof, manager note, and safety hold before shooting.

Open tech demo
Technician inspecting an indoor air conditioning unitHELP SAVED TO JOB
Ask in context

Get guidance, save the answer and work note, then return to the next required shot.

Open help
Synthetic garage door inspection evidenceRETURNED · 1 RESHOOT
Fix only what is open

The returned angle remains tied to the original packet; the completed proof stays saved.

Resume packet

Showcase photos: Richard Low Hong and José Andrés Pacheco Cortes via Pexels. Job labels are synthetic; the garage image is a FieldScan test asset.

1 · ReceiveOpen the assigned job or manager resend without hunting.
2 · CaptureComplete each required angle with quality and context checks.
3 · Ask + saveKeep help, notes, media, and what was done attached to the packet.
4 · SubmitSend for manager review and reopen only returned items.

FieldScan guidance is advisory. Follow company procedure, equipment instructions, safety rules, and appropriately licensed professionals.