Buried Pipe Inquiry Support System - Managing Inquiry Information [Free product demo available]
Not limited to gas companies, we achieve labor-saving and paperless operations for gas buried pipe inquiries by construction companies and real estate companies.
By utilizing cloud services, we will streamline the inquiry operations regarding buried pipes, which require significant effort from gas operators for daily inquiries and responses. Inquiry information will be managed in a list format, allowing for text and sort searches, enabling smooth access to past inquiry information. Additionally, by displaying inquiry locations on Google Maps, we can manage inquiry information on a map. We also have the capability to aggregate and analyze inquiry information, summarizing it in bar graphs and pie charts. By leveraging these features, we will support the management of inquiry information. 【Benefits of Implementation】 ■ Reduces the time required for registering management ledgers through web system reception. ■ Eliminates the need to respond to each application individually, improving operational efficiency. ■ Reduces investigation time through automatic creation of mapping images for inquiry locations. ■ Prepares for a future without faxing. ■ Achieves paperless operations, eliminating the need for storage space for paper documents.
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Function List ■ Applicant Member Registration ■ Application Information Registration ■ Register Application Location on Google Maps ■ Display and Manage Application Information and Inquiry Information List ■ Automatic Creation of Mapping Images for Inquiry Locations ■ Automatic Determination of Inquiry Location Within and Outside Supply Area ■ Response Information Registration ■ Aggregation and Analysis of Inquiry Information
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Implementing businesses: 17 companies (as of January 2025) We have received feedback that response times have been reduced by over 50% compared to before. Additionally, we have also received comments that the time spent on phone inquiries has been reduced, along with the costs of paper and communication incurred during fax responses.
