Open Service

About this build

Open Service is a demo application built on Open Mercato for field service management teams. It shows how the framework can become the foundation for a vertical operations system covering ticket intake, equipment records, and technician scheduling.

What it does

Open Service consolidates the field service workflow into one platform: omnichannel ticket intake across email, phone, SMS, and web forms; a machine database with serial numbers, location, warranty status, and repair history; and technician profiles with competencies and certifications. Scheduling and assignment run through a five-step flow — customer report, machine lookup, technician assignment, visit scheduling, and service history documentation.

Why it matters

Field service teams often run on fragmented systems: customer reports scatter across email, phone, and SMS, machine data lives in downloads folders, and technician availability exists only in one person's head. That works for a small team and breaks down as the operation scales past a spreadsheet.

Built on Open Mercato

Open Mercato provided the AI-Engineering Foundation Framework — authentication, multi-tenancy, audit logs, and module APIs — so the team could focus on field-service logic instead of platform plumbing.

Team: Bartosz Wysocki, Łukasz Chruściel, Łukasz Kurasiński, Jarek Kałasz, Robert Starecki, Dawid Posała.