Low Temp Desk gives walk-in cooler and freezer service companies a calendar built around service windows, recurring maintenance and technicians who are already loaded. It was written by refrigeration technicians, so evaporators, condensing units, defrost controls, door heaters and panels are first-class equipment types — not a generic "asset" field you have to bend into shape.
a calendar built around service windows, recurring maintenance and technicians who are already loaded
the schedule stays honest instead of living in someone's head
Yes. Walk-in cooler and freezer service companies use it daily on evaporators, condensing units, defrost controls, door heaters and panels. The module is built so the schedule stays honest instead of living in someone's head.
That is exactly the case it was designed around: recurring ice-up and defrost complaints on units nobody has documented. Recurring PM visits generated automatically from the service agreement keeps it under control without extra admin work.
Product temperature records the customer keeps for their own audits. Everything captured on the job stays attached to the customer, the site and the unit, and exports as a PDF whenever it is requested.
Plans start at $99/month with a free trial and no card required. Most shops pick an invoice template, import the labor codes for their industry, add technicians and invoice the same day.