Carrier Commercial Refrigeration (CCR) will launch a new Customer Portal, introducing a secure and streamlined platform for clients to access key technical documentation, tools, and real-time updates.

This new portal marks an important advancement in our customer service capabilities, offering features that include the following:

• Technical documentation for delivered products, encompassing PED documentation Installation and Operation Manuals (IOM), Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (PID), Electrical drawings, and more that is easily accessible in one location.  

• An interactive product selection tool to aid clients in selecting the most suitable solutions for their needs.
• QuietCO₂OL CO₂ and Oil Charge Tool, designed to assist clients in managing product start up.
• Access to the latest news and updates from Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, ensuring clients are always informed of developments and innovations.
• And much more, with further functionalities planned for future updates.

The portal is engineered for long-term document storage, enabling clients to view, download, and manage important documents at their convenience. With these capabilities, the portal serves as a central hub that ensures consistent accessibility to vital information.

“We are very proud of this new portal, which represents a significant step forward in simplifying our communication with clients. It fulfills our commitment to ensuring continuous accessibility and efficient document management,” said Johan SAMUELSSON, managing director of Profroid.

The launch of the Customer Portal aligns with CCR’s mission to facilitate seamless interactions and deliver innovative services that support the operational needs of our clients. Through this platform, CCR aims to improve client experience and establish a lasting foundation for efficient, transparent communication.

For more information about the new Customer Portal, please contact us or visit our website : Carrier Commercial Refrigeration or our LinkedIn page : carrier-commercial-refrigeration.