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Find the failed part before anyone travels.
A remote hardware desk, in pilot: we read your BMC and switch logs, name the failed part, open the vendor case and supervise whoever does the swap, anywhere in Europe. Business hours only while the pilot runs.
- Read-only log review
- A named failed part
- Vendor RMA handled
- Local hands supervised
Sounds familiar
“Alerts fire, but nobody can say which part has failed.”
What’s included
PILOT TERMS
How the pilot works
Diagnosis works for servers anywhere in Europe. The swap is done by us in southern Poland, or by your local hands elsewhere, with us supervising.
How the job runs
- 01Alert or ticket received with read-only access to logs.
- 02Triage within business hours; recommendation with part number.
- 03RMA opened; swap scheduled with local hands.
- 04Fix verified; ticket closed with timeline and serials.
What you get
- Triage note per ticket
- RMA record
- Monthly fleet report: faults by type, time to diagnosis, repeat failures
What we need from you
- Read-only access through VPN or a jump host
- Vendor contracts and serials
- Named contacts and a data-processing agreement where needed
How it’s priced
Billed per hour or per ticket during the pilot; a managed desk is billed per server per month, business hours only.
Exact figures come with your written quote.
Best for
- Hosting and cloud teams with 50–500 servers and no dedicated hardware engineer
- Partners who want a diagnosis before dispatch
Not included
| NOT INCLUDED | WHO DOES IT |
|---|---|
| Changes on your systems | Your team; we stay read-only |
| 24/7 NOC promises | Not offered |
Questions
What does “pilot” mean?
It runs with a small number of clients, in business hours, before it becomes a standard service. Ask us first and we’ll tell you honestly if it fits.
Do you need admin access?
No. Read-only access to hardware logs is enough; changes stay with your team.
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