For.El. S.p.A inaugurates the portal www.forelservice.com

Date: 3 June 2003
Source: For.El.

Date: 3 June 2003

For.El. S.p.A opened the new portal entirely dedicated to the maintenance and customer service. After the official presentation of these days people can test the efficiency of this new service by For.

El.’s stand at the fair Vitrum 2003 (hall 14/I stand C01 – C19 – E04).Resulting from the need to speed up intervention requirements and the purchase of For.El.Service’s products, the portal provides two access typologies. The user can get in touch immediately with the company and he can always have updated information about products, working technologies, the most important sectorial demonstrations and innovations of For.El.’s products.

The second typology concerns on the other hand the access through a login and a password, through which the user can enter the portal’s reserved areas and to exploit to the utmost its efficiency.

www.forelservice.com permits the registered user to consult and to download the technical literature concerning its machines and to buy on –line consumable supplies and required spare parts.
There is, in the end, a so-called FAQ (frequent ask questions) section, in which people can find the answers to the most ordinary questions.

Under supervision of For.El. Service’s Manager, Mr. Marco Schiavon, the customer service controls continuously the access to the portal, permitting in this way the quick and sure purchase of its products and giving by telematics way information and advice about products’ assembling and utilisation.

www.forelservice.com is a web portal created by exploiting the most advanced technologies as the php dynamic programming. The result is a simple, functional and sure interface, which guarantees the immediate putting in touch of the user with the manufacturing firm.
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