Start with your actual device operation.
Try Revamp with a real set of your company’s devices before deciding on a wider rollout.
No commitment to a wider rollout.
Four steps to a running pilot.
Register your devices
Import or add a starting group of company devices — a handful, a department, or one location.
Give your team access
Administrators and the employees who need it get portal access.
Manage real device issues
Revamp coordinates the workflow — request, collection, diagnosis, quotation, approval, repair or replacement, quality check, return.
Build the device record
Completed activity becomes part of the device's ongoing history — visible next time something needs attention.
What a pilot includes
- A working portal for your team
- Real device issues, coordinated end to end
- Itemised quotes you approve before any work starts
- A device record that carries forward
How it starts
- 01A short call to understand your devices and current process.
- 02Share your device list and a contact for your team.
- 03Your team gets access and starts submitting requests.
There’s no commitment to a wider rollout — you and our team decide together, based on what you see.
How can we help?
Choose what you need and we’ll call you to talk it through.
Questions
How long does a pilot run?
Length is agreed with your account team based on your operation and device volume — enough time to see real repair activity move through the full workflow.
What does a pilot cost?
Pricing is discussed directly with your account team based on device volume and services required — we don't publish a flat rate since fleet size varies widely.
Do we need to commit to a full rollout afterward?
No — a pilot is a trial. You decide whether to expand based on what you see.
What size company is this suitable for?
Any company managing employee phones, tablets, or laptops — from a small team to a large fleet.