One place to start.
Customer, estate and premises information are organised so an authorised user can find the material relevant to their account.
The best technical advice is less useful if the records, reports and decisions disappear into emails and folders. SGS connects the information to the customer and the premises it belongs to.
Connected to the premises.Context is as important as the document.
Controlled information.Clear access and managed records.
Useful after the visit.Records that support the next decision.
A report can be technically sound and still be difficult to use six months later. Who received it? Which premises does it relate to? Where is the current copy?
SEK Group Services approaches digital services as an extension of practical technical support: give information a sensible structure, keep the controlled records distinct and make it easier to find what matters.
Illustrative interface only — sample names and documents, not customer data. Design and access are subject to ongoing testing.
SEK App is a developing part of the wider SGS support model. It brings customer, estate and premises information into a structured environment, alongside controlled reports and supporting documents.
Behind the client view, authorised licensee administrators maintain premises and asset information. The business providing the application and the business administering customer records have distinct responsibilities.
Functionality and customer access are being reviewed in practical use. This page describes the direction of the service, not a general software launch.
Different information needs different controls. Putting everything in one place must not mean treating everything as the same kind of record.
Customer, estate and premises information are organised so an authorised user can find the material relevant to their account.
Formal reports and supporting documents can be published into the client information environment without confusing them with editable working records.
Authorised administrators maintain factual asset information within the application, with reports and exports supporting their customer relationships.
SGS did not start with a software catalogue. The digital work grew from the everyday need to keep technical information understandable, findable and connected to the site.
“The system should support the relationship — not become another thing the client has to manage.”
We're deliberately distinguishing between the information SGS manages and the functions customers can use.
Account-based access, premises-related information and controlled report publication form part of the service currently being tested. Availability depends on the agreed customer setup.
A future development direction is for authorised customers to browse their own Asset Register information without changing the controlled records behind it.
Bring us the context. We'll look at what needs organising and why.