Service Plan
Service Plan is an ongoing support agreement for maintaining, troubleshooting, updating, and optimizing a home or business technology system.
Davis Service Plans terms and planning language for Chicago-area residential and commercial AV projects.
Definition Category
Service Plan is an ongoing support agreement for maintaining, troubleshooting, updating, and optimizing a home or business technology system.
Remote Monitoring is ongoing visibility into connected equipment status, network health, alerts, uptime, and potential problems.
Preventative Maintenance is scheduled checks and updates intended to reduce failures, improve performance, and catch issues early.
Remote Support is help provided through phone, video, remote access, diagnostics, or secure system tools without an immediate site visit.
System Health is the overall condition of the technology system, including device status, network stability, alerts, updates, and reliability.
Troubleshooting is the process of identifying and resolving problems in audio, video, network, control, camera, lighting, or automation systems.
Diagnostics is tests and observations used to determine the cause of a system issue or performance problem.
Firmware Update is an update to the low-level software inside hardware devices such as receivers, routers, cameras, switches, or control processors.
Software Update is an update to applications, control interfaces, servers, or system software that may improve features, security, or compatibility.
Programming Update is a change to control-system logic, scenes, buttons, schedules, source names, or user interfaces.
Network Scan is a review of connected devices, signal health, address assignments, access points, or network conditions.
Configuration Backup is a saved copy of system programming, settings, or device configuration used for recovery or service.
Loaner Equipment is temporary equipment provided during service or repair to keep a system usable while permanent equipment is addressed.
Warranty Support is assistance with equipment warranty claims, manufacturer processes, replacement parts, and related service coordination.
System Audit is a structured review of an existing technology system to document what is installed, what works, what needs attention, and what should be upgraded.