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AV systems integration - system upgrade and technology refresh

7 steps. One system. End to end.

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Step by step

  1. Enquiry and site auditLeads

    Log the client request as a lead and schedule a structured site audit using eForms App to capture existing equipment, cabling, control system configuration, and integration points.

  2. Upgrade specification and quoteQuotes

    Specify what will be retained and replaced, then quote for equipment, cabling, removal labour, installation, programming, and commissioning. Include a contingency line for infrastructure risks.

  3. Order confirmation and deposit invoiceInvoices

    Raise a deposit invoice on quote acceptance, confirm project dates, create the job record, and assign the project lead.

  4. Equipment procurementPurchase Orders

    Issue purchase orders for all replacement equipment with delivery dates tied to the installation window. Track order confirmations and flag lead time risks early.

  5. Delivery receipt and checkingDelivery Notes

    Receive and check all deliveries against purchase orders before accepting. Flag quantity or specification discrepancies immediately to protect the commissioning schedule.

  6. Strip-out and installationJobs

    Remove the existing system within the agreed room availability window, install new equipment, complete cabling and rack builds, and prepare for commissioning.

  7. Commissioning, handover, and final invoiceProject Tracking

    Commission and test all system functions, walk the client through operation, obtain written sign-off, issue as-built documentation, and raise the final invoice.

What this workflow solves

  • Clients request an AV upgrade quote before the existing system has been documented, so the scope is unclear and pricing gaps only emerge once the project is underway.
  • Purchase orders for replacement equipment are placed too late relative to the installation window, forcing a room reschedule or crew to wait on site for delivery.
  • Strip-out reveals that existing cabling or rack infrastructure is incompatible with the new system, creating unplanned rework that wasn't costed in the original quote.

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