Recommendations
- Schedule quarterly condenser cleaningRecommended · Not yet quoted
- Check the Y-strainer at the next PMRecommended · Not yet quoted
- Review cooling tower water treatmentRecommended · Not yet quoted

The whole visit, from diagnosis to next steps. Talk through the job while you do it, and Blue builds your service summary in your format, with photos and recommendations, before you're back in the truck.
Work the problem with Blue. The diagnosis goes into the write-up automatically, so you don't have to repeat it.
Known fixes first. Your manuals and the fixes your senior techs have shared, with the page they came from.
Guesses stay labeled. Blue suggests. You make the call.
Snap the nameplate. Model and serial go into the job. Nothing to type.
Safety checks along the way. Wheels chocked. Breaker locked out.
“High discharge
pressure on the chiller.”

Start a job by voice. Keep the whole call together.
From diagnosis to completed work, your notes, photos and Blue's answers stay in the same job.
Before-and-after photos, timestamped and tied to the job. Show what changed in the service summary.
Quiet for an hour? The job stays open. Pick it back up by voice.
Not much of a talker? Photos and a few words will do.
Both hands on the work with the glasses. The phone app works too.



Found chiller condenser tubes fouled with mineral scale. Performed chemical descale, flushed cooling tower loop, replaced Y-strainer basket.




WORK PERFORMEDChemical descale, cooling tower loop flush and Y-strainer basket replacement.
Ask Blue for the write-up. Read it. Fix anything Blue got wrong. Then send it.
The 3Cs, or your own format. Complaint, cause and correction, or the write-up your company uses.
Before-and-after photos in the summary. Show the customer what changed.
Timestamped photos on the record. Proof of what you found and what you did, if anyone questions it later.
You choose what the customer sees. Keep internal photos in your own copy.
Ready for the customer or your FSM. Share a link without a login, paste the summary, or use an integration.
The worn belt. The unit nearing the end of its life. Record what needs doing next so the office can quote it.
Recommendations in the summary. Give the office the details to follow up.
Turn recommendations into estimates. Carry the same job details into a quote.
“Remind me Tuesday to call about the compressor.” Blue will.
“I can’t always put my best tech on every job. But with Airwave, his expertise is accessible to the team and shows up on every job.”

Chris LeggOwner, Industrial Air Centers
We set it up with your forms, your manuals and your crew.
