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RMA, the return that gets chased
Faulty gear goes back on a record instead of a sticky note. Each RMA carries the supplier it is going to, the serial, the installed unit it came off, the project it belongs to, an owner and a priority, and moves across a board whose stages you name yourself, because no two companies run a return the same way. The conversation lives on the RMA, so whoever picks it up next week reads what already happened instead of asking.
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Connector & signal validation
Avitly models each port on two axes, the physical connector and the signal it carries, and refuses a link that cannot work. A BNC audio cable will not plug into an SDI video port. Catch mistakes on screen, not on site.
Learn moreCable runs with real lengths
Route cabling along conduits and let Avitly work out true length: horizontal run, slack, and the vertical drop a top-down plan cannot show. Priced per metre, with an over-length warning per cable type.
Learn moreA bill of materials that reconciles
The BOM merges floor plan, racks, and quote into one list and flags every gap: drawn but not quoted, quoted but not placed, quantities that do not match. Diff it against any earlier revision.
Learn moreDesign it once. Sell it, install it, service it.
Avitly runs the whole install off one floor plan: quote, client-signed offer, bill of materials, rack layout, then device credentials and tickets after handover. Presales to maintenance, no re-entry.
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