What Osmosis keeps about a pool.

Everything the field, the office, and your customer draw on comes out of one record. Here is what’s inside it.

The property

The property is held between visits.

Nothing resets between visits, technicians, or seasons. Every body of water on the property, the date each was last serviced, the gate code, the dog on site — all still there the next time somebody pulls up.

Both bodies of water with the date each was last serviced, the gate code, and the dog on site

Bodies of water

A pool and its spa are not one thing.

Each body of water is kept on its own terms — its size, its surface, its water, when it was last serviced, and every piece of equipment on file against it.

A single body of water in plain language — its size, surface and water, the last service, and every piece of equipment on file

Systems

Every system on the pad, on file.

Pumps, filters, sanitization, heating, cleaning and controls — documented per body of water, alongside the body itself and its gallonage. Not a note in a comment field; a real record of the equipment you service.

Every system on the pool in one grid, all documented — the body itself with its gallonage, then pumps, filters, sanitization, heating, cleaning and controls

Hydraulics

The plumbing, mapped in flow order.

Every pool is plumbed differently. A circuit is composed the way the water actually travels, so the person at the pad isn’t reasoning backwards from a wet pipe.

Hydraulic mapping: the filtration circuit composed in flow order — the driving pump, then filter, heater and chlorinator

Conversation

Every conversation sits on the work it’s about.

Homeowners and technicians in one place, unread first, with who still owes a reply. A question, a change, a decision — attached to the job it concerns, seen by exactly the right people.

Every conversation in one place — homeowners and technicians, unread first, with who still owes a reply

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