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Features

Web based, Fully featured, User friendly

Technology

SQL Server based with intuitive interface

Deployment Options

Can be hosted onsite or in our Data Centre

Latest News

MCUK at Maintec 2012

December 2011 - Maintenance Connection UK are pleased to announce that they will once again be attending the Maintec trade show in 2012.

Maintenance Connection UK are pleased to announce that they will once again be attending the Maintec trade show in 2012. The trade show, held at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, runs from the 28 of February to the 1st of March and is a great opportunity for MCUK to meet with potential customers and gain a clear picture of where the maintenance industry is heading. Maintec 2011 proved a successful venture for the company, with the trade show providing a great opportunity to meet a number of companies that we are now privileged to call clients, and we hope to meet a number of new faces in Birmingham this March. For more information on how to find us at Maintec 2012 please visit the Maintec website or to sign up as a MCUK guest click here

 
New Customer

July 2011 - New Customer Signed

Maintenance Connection UK have signed another customer. The new Irish based client uses MC for it's Facilities Management business and it will enable them to offer their clients a better service. A key feature for choosing MC over other products was the ease of use and reporting which will allow the management team to serve their clients more efficiently. 

Support

Maintenance Connection Technical Support Services is dedicated to providing timely, thorough and efficient resolutions to your issues.

Availability

You can contact in UK via:
Telephone: 0844 335 1113
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You can contact in Australia via:
Telephone: 1300 135 002
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You can contact in USA via:
Telephone: 888-567-3434 ext. 2
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Responsibilities

We Will:

  • Use best efforts to resolve the incidents you submit
  • Document each incident and its resolution
  • Track the duration of open incidents and escalate when needed
  • Confirm with you that the incident is resolved

You Should:

  • Assign an appropriate urgency rating to the incident
  • Perform problem determination and diagnostic activities suggested by technical support promptly and completely
  • Perform problem resolution activities as suggested by technical support

Incident Severity Levels

The severity level is defined by the incident definition and is intended to portray an objective measure of the problem. Severity levels are assigned by the Technical Analyst.

Some examples of severity levels:

Critical: The customer's application is down and inoperable. All users are unable to use the system. The customer's productivity is threatened.
High: The customer's application is severely limited. The situation is causing a significant impact to certain portions of the customer's business operations and productivity.
Medium: The customer's application is slightly limited. The situation has impaired operations, but most business operations and user productivity continue.
Low: The customer's application or user productivity is not affected.

Incident Urgency Levels

The urgency level is a way to classify the incident based on the caller's priorities. For example, if there are deadlines or other constraints involved, urgency may be relatively high even though the severity level is relatively low. Urgency levels are assigned by the caller and allow the Technical Analysts to respond in a more effective manner. Urgency levels are as follows:

1: most urgent
2: normal
3: least urgent

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