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Configuration & approach
Project scope
Lock-selection and door-fit materials were organized for installers, covering fit decisions, common door-treatment methods, unusual-door escalation, batch stock preparation and after-sales responsibilities.
Fit recommendations must be checked against measured door conditions and manufacturer installation requirements. Unusual doors require an agreed approach before installation.
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Equipment & systems
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Lock-selection and door-fit materials were organized for installers, covering fit decisions, common door-treatment methods, unusual-door escalation, batch stock preparation and after-sales responsibilities.
Naming rules, scene layers and acceptance use cases were organized into a consistent cross-brand commissioning workflow, supported by checks, handover documents and customer training materials.
Canada and United States · One home in each country
A common equipment register was prepared for one Canadian and one US home, while keeping accounts, regional models and CA / CAD versus US / USD references distinct, with defined alert recipients and remote-maintenance arrangements.
Equipment registers, firmware and battery cycles, account-ownership changes and annual inspection documents were maintained for delivered projects, with record summaries for ongoing maintenance and client review.