Solutions for System Integrator Technicians
Be Prepared. Reduce Truck Rolls. Delight Customers.
Installing Without Details is Frustrating
How can you be ready with the physical security system installation the first time, every time?
Being prepared with a digital as-built design and accurate bill of materials makes customers happy and reduces costs.
One missing detail results in a go-back.
Every technician has faced it – having to go back and order one more cable for a video surveillance camera and then return to the site to install it. It consumes valuable time that could be spent on the next customer’s project and eats away at profit margins. Eliminating those missteps by getting a detailed digital as-built and accurate bill of materials is the difference between a happy customer and a profitable project or the other way around.
Without pictures, mistakes happen.
An access control door installed in the wrong place or a video surveillance camera pointing the other direction is costly. Pictures are worth a thousand words – but only if the technician has them from an accurate site survey. They’ll know exactly which security technology components need to be installed where and have all of the needed accessories at hand for installation.
Reduce Truck Rolls with Digital Details
Access to all the details ensures a smooth install, the first time.
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Operating from One Design Plan
Improving service while saving time and money
System Surveyor allows instant collaboration across teams. Read more about the impact System Surveyor provides for the team at Konica Minolta.
“Once the integrator begins the installation using System Surveyor, it works flawlessly. By using the tool to collaborate across organizational boundaries, the extended team can deliver better, faster results. Operating from one design plan, everyone is on the same digital page.”
Dan Kozich
Konica Minolta Business Solutions
“If you want to bring in a camera into a floor plan, you just put your finger on it, drag and drop it, and it’s there. You can also quickly identify what access control is on each door. In a campus with 85 buildings, I now have an asset management inventory and the ability to pull detailed reports.”
Ed Pfieffer
Saint Louis University
