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Daily Pool Check
Readings, clarity, equipment sound, alarms, and proof that the required check happened.
Built for the person responsible for the pool, not always the person repairing it.
A service tech wants depth. A facility operator usually needs the first safe action, a record of what happened, and a clear path to qualified help. Facility Assist sits before the deep SplashLens tools and chooses the right lane.
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Contamination Event
Close, document, follow approved standards, and capture the event before reopening decisions.
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Basic Equipment Check
Visible, non-invasive checks only: water level, baskets, breaker/GFCI state, codes, labels, photos.
Front-End Wizard
Start with a question, not a toolbox.
This is the workflow we can tune once a training partner maps their preferred call categories. Until then, the wizard stays conservative and routes into existing SplashLens features.
Choose a lane.
The wizard will show a short path and the next SplashLens action.
Pilot-in-a-box for aquatic operators.
The tangible layer is the missing adoption piece: QR stickers and a simple workflow make the support service visible before staff forget it exists.
QR stickersPump room, controller, heater, filter, chemical area, staff desk.
Facility equipment packageKnown equipment, model proof, manual links, support notes, and escalation boundaries.
Usage reportingWizard opens, support packets, scans, recurring issue lanes, and adoption by facility.
Human support routeConfigurable click-to-call or click-to-message path when an issue needs a qualified expert.
Conservative by design.
Facility Assist does not replace CPO training, local health code, facility policy, manufacturer manuals, or qualified service. It helps staff choose the right first workflow, collect the right proof, and avoid vague phone calls.
For operators
Simple first checks and documentation when the pool is one of many responsibilities.
For trainers
Call-log-informed workflows, 5-minute scenarios, and proof prompts that can be reviewed.
For support teams
Better calls because the caller already has readings, symptoms, photos, and equipment proof.