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Dispatch with schedule, priority, and context

Assigning work is not just moving events. Teams need priority, site, owner, materials, and expected evidence.

Aibo operational schedule on desktop

The calendar is only one layer

Moving a visit from one hour to another does not solve the job if the technician does not know what to review or what evidence to capture.

Aibo treats scheduling as part of the flow: it shows priority, owner, site, status, and closeout signals.

What dispatch needs

Dispatch needs to see which jobs are ready, which are blocked, and which require reassignment.

That view reduces follow-up calls and helps teams prioritize with clearer data.

Priority and criticalityLoad by technicianJob statusExpected materials and notes

The quality signal

A good schedule answers what comes next, who owns it, what is missing, and what risk exists.

If those four answers are visible, dispatch becomes operational control instead of just a calendar.

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