Professional service in Mombasa

Welcome to Reason Holesk Y

Remote monitoring of self-service terminal networks from a Mombasa operations desk, with detection in minutes and an availability figure that survives scrutiny. We measure the availability of every terminal in real time and open the incident the moment it appears, not when someone reports it. That is exactly what we work on: the monthly figure everyone can agree on.

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7+Years of experience

800+Satisfied clients

99.5%Measured availability of the fleet

Reviews

What our clients say

Real reviews from Mombasa clients.

Operations director

★★★★★

"We finally have one availability number instead of two that disagreed by nine points."

Regional supervisor

★★★★★

"Remote restarts close a good share of incidents without anybody driving anywhere."

Services

Everything you need in one place

Serving Mombasa with quality materials and certified professionals.

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24/7 fleet monitoring

Every unit polled continuously.

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Alert triage

A person between the platform and your phone.

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Remote recovery attempts

Restart and reset before dispatching anyone.

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Availability reporting

One monthly figure, defined in writing.

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Service desk integration

Incidents raised directly into your ticket system.

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Escalation management

We chase the repair until the unit is back.

Monitoring questions

Detection, triage and reporting

Minutes in service divided by minutes in the reporting period, per unit, with scheduled maintenance windows excluded and listed. The method is written into the agreement so nobody redefines it after a bad month.

Time. Early detection brings the technician dispatch forward and stops a terminal sitting out of service for hours before anyone notices. In practice that is the difference between a short interruption and a whole afternoon with the demand pushed to the teller desk.

No, deliberately. We monitor, triage and hand over. Clients using their own field team or a separate maintenance contractor get an account of what happened from someone with no stake in how it is reported.

Availability reports per terminal and per branch, incident history, detection and resolution times, and a breakdown of the modules that fail most often. That is the basis for deciding where preventive maintenance is worth reinforcing.

Yes. At those sites work is scheduled outside peak hours and coordinated with terminal operations, which usually have their own access rules.

Monitoring case

Before and after detection

Before — Terminal down with no alert: the problem surfaces once people are already waiting. — **Before.** Terminal down with no alert: the problem surfaces once people are already waiting.

After — Incident detected and routed within minutes; the machine is back in service the same day. — **After.** Incident detected and routed within minutes; the machine is back in service the same day.

Illustrative images of the monitoring service.

Service levels

Agreed response times

Alert type	Response	Cover
Critical: machine out of service	4 working hours	Monday to Sunday
High: partial module fault	1 working day	Monday to Saturday
Scheduled: preventive maintenance	Per calendar	Monthly or quarterly

Response times are set by contract and vary with the location of the machine.

How we work

What an intervention looks like

Alert

The incident is logged and ranked by how critical the site is.

Diagnosis

Remote or on-site check to identify the module at fault.

Intervention

Work on the machine with the parts expected for that fault.

Report

Service report with the parts used and the time service was restored.