Our district lead used to spend forty minutes each morning reconciling three spreadsheets. The panel Panel Anchorhub built cuts that to under ten — and the aging-ticket chart alone changed how we allocate crews on Mondays.
— Tran Minh K., Operations Supervisor, Binh Thanh district maintenance contractor
They asked good questions during discovery — especially about which tickets we escalate and which we absorb. The final layout reflects that logic, not a generic template.
— Vo Anh T., Regional Manager, electrical maintenance subcontractor
The crew-availability view took a bit of getting used to because our roster data was messy at first. Once we cleaned up check-in timestamps, it became the first screen our dispatchers open.
— Le Thi H., Dispatch Coordinator, regional water utility subcontractor
Handoff documentation was thorough. Two of our newer supervisors needed a walkthrough, but the printed quick-reference card covered most daily questions.
— Pham Duc L., Field Operations Lead, facility services firm
We initially wanted twelve chart types on one screen. Duc pushed back — rightly — and we ended up with six views that people actually use. I still think we could use a simpler colour key, but overall it works.
— Nguyen Thi M., Quality Assurance Officer, HVAC service contractor

Project spotlight: Binh Thanh maintenance contractor

Challenge: A 35-person maintenance crew covering Binh Thanh and parts of Phu Nhuan received work orders through a legacy ticketing system. Supervisors exported CSV files daily but had no consolidated view of response times or overdue jobs.

Commission: Field Response Dashboard with six views — daily response-time trend, ticket aging histogram, crew workload by district, first-visit resolution rate, repeat-call tracker, and a Monday priority queue.

Outcome: Mean morning prep time dropped from 42 minutes to 9 minutes (measured over three weeks post-handoff). The contractor re-commissioned Panel Anchorhub six months later for a backlog snapshot report used in monthly regional reviews.

Timeline: Five weeks from kickoff to live use, including one on-site testing session with two supervisors during a Tuesday morning shift.

Supervisor reviewing operational charts during a team briefing

Project spotlight: Water utility subcontractor dispatch team

Challenge: Dispatchers managed 22 field technicians across Dong Nai province. Roster data lived in one spreadsheet, GPS check-ins in another, and ticket assignments in a third. Reassigning crews mid-shift required phone calls and guesswork.

Commission: Crew Availability Panel integrated with a simplified ticket queue view. Colour-coded status indicators show on-route, on-site, break, and available. Clicking a crew row shows their last three assigned tickets.

Outcome: Average reassignment time fell from 8 minutes to under 3 minutes during peak hours. The dispatch lead noted that initial data cleaning took longer than expected, but Panel Anchorhub included two extra normalisation passes at no additional charge.

Timeline: Six weeks, with an additional week for GPS timestamp reconciliation.

Dispatch team coordinating field crew assignments

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