What Fieldcode changed

• The link for "AI-supported ticket actions" was changed from a feature page to a press release page.
• The "One workforce" link was updated from a home directory to a "why-us" directory.
• Multiple internal links were cleaned up to remove "www." prefixes for consistent domain routing.
• Several navigation and button links were updated to ensure consistent language-specific paths (e.g., /en/ prefixing).

Fieldcode is refining how it presents its AI capabilities. By moving "AI-supported ticket actions" from a general feature page to a press release link, they may be shifting focus toward news-driven validation of their LLM (Large Language Model) tools.

• Added a new video resource for "October 2026 Fieldcode new feature releases & updates."
• Removed a press release about expanding control for multi-group field service operations.
• Updated the FAQ link in the footer to point to a new URL structure.

Fieldcode is shifting its marketing focus from static press releases to video-based product updates. This allows them to demonstrate new AI features and "Zero-Touch" automation in action, which is more engaging for IT and Telecom service leaders.

• Updated performance stats: "Reduction in manual dispatching" increased from 59% to 100%.
• Updated performance stats: "Engineer efficiency" increased from 23% to 40%.
• Updated performance stats: "Less time per work order" increased from 20% to 35%.
• Replaced a feature release video with a new blog post about tracking technician capacity.
• Added a press release about presenting at four European industry events this fall.
• Added "Field service daily" and "FAQ" links to the footer resources.

Fieldcode is now claiming much higher performance results for their software. They are moving from modest efficiency gains to claiming "100% reduction" in manual work, which suggests they are positioning their AI as a total replacement for manual dispatching.