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Application & Project Review
Review the equipment, site conditions and support scope with the customer and relevant partners.
Intralogistics · Products, Software & Support
Keep warehouse automation operating with local service, agreed SLA support and spare parts planning.
Overview
Warehouse automation support covers the service arrangements that keep automated equipment and warehouse software operating after installation. It typically includes service support, spare parts planning, preventive maintenance and training, and is usually set out in a Service Level Agreement (SLA).
Local support continues after installation. Define the service agreement, response arrangements, maintenance plan and spare parts needs for your equipment.
Options
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Review the equipment, site conditions and support scope with the customer and relevant partners.
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Agree installation, testing, handover and execution team responsibilities for the project.
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Set the service window, issue severity, response targets, remote and on-site coverage, escalation route and reporting in an agreed Service Level Agreement (SLA).
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Identify critical spares, check compatibility and availability, agree stock responsibilities and replenishment, and confirm quoted lead times.
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Plan inspections, servicing and corrective work around equipment requirements and operating hours.
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Define operator and maintenance training, operating procedures and the documentation needed for handover.
Process
Requirements
| Selection factor | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| SLA scope | Service hours, severity levels, response targets, coverage and exclusions. |
| Service delivery | Remote support, on-site attendance, escalation and reporting responsibilities. |
| Spare parts | Equipment/model compatibility, critical parts, stock responsibility and quoted lead times. |
| Maintenance & training | Inspection schedule, operator training, documentation and handover requirements. |
Local support
TTF TECH helps customers evaluate equipment and software with relevant suppliers and system integrators. Design, integration, installation, commissioning and support responsibilities are agreed per project.
FAQ
The agreed SLA defines service scope, service hours, severity levels, response targets, coverage, escalation and exclusions. Response and resolution targets are defined separately where applicable.
Stock availability depends on the equipment and agreed parts plan. Confirm critical parts, local stock responsibility and replenishment or supplier lead times.
Support depends on the equipment, documentation, access, compatible parts and the agreed scope.
Let's plan your next step
Share your equipment list, operating hours and support needs so we can review SLA coverage, maintenance and spare parts.

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