Snap One Provides Commercial Integration Partners With Free Design Consultations, Assistance
Snap One has expanded its Systems Design Team to provide commercial integration Partners with free consultations and assistance to design and even configure commercial systems.
The Systems Design Team offers Partners advanced product selection assistance that considers the full scope of the project’s needs as well as integrating new systems with any existing on-site components. The team stays involved as needed throughout the process, whether an integrator needs help generating a bill of materials, completing a site drawing or identifying unknowns.
The Systems Design Team officially launched in 2021, and has already helped finalize designs for hundreds of projects, and conducted physical site visits to troubleshoot and ensure proper integration.
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