The failure is detected.
The issue can be reported by a user, the client’s system or monitoring. What matters most: it enters one consistent service process.
Comprehensive technical support for parcel lockers: field service, maintenance, cleaning, spare parts, ticket monitoring and a 24/7 Event Operations Center.

Instead of talking about COZ, dispatch and SLA, let’s show the entire process using one sample incident.

The system detects an irregularity and routes the incident into the service process.
The issue can be reported by a user, the client’s system or monitoring. What matters most: it enters one consistent service process.
COZ sets the priority, checks the device’s fault history and prepares the technician for the specific problem.
Location, skills, parts availability and the SLA deadline all matter. This is how central control connects with a local service structure.
The technician has the incident context and the correct parts. After the repair, they run a test, take photos and prepare an electronic service report.
The repair closes the incident, but not the process. The data builds the device history and helps prevent recurring failures.
A large APM network requires local availability and central control. We connect field teams, parts warehouses and COZ in one operating model.

Move the slider. The operating model should not have to be rebuilt for every additional thousand devices.
As the network grows, the number of active service points increases — the central COZ process and SLA standard remain shared.
We can take over the entire process or strengthen only the elements missing from the client’s current operating model.
Incident intake, initial diagnostics, dispatch, time control, escalation and closure in one process.
Inspections, wear checks and actions that reduce the number of failures.
Cleaning the housing and screen, removing dirt and performing a visual inspection.
Diagnostics of power supply, LAN and communication components of the parcel locker.
Screens, lighting, electronic, mechanical and electromechanical components.
Large-scale upgrades, retrofits and replacements carried out in parallel across many locations.
COZ can receive incidents around the clock, diagnose the issue, dispatch a technician, monitor SLA compliance and manage escalation through effective closure.

24/7 intake from the system, phone, Help Desk or automatic alert.
Incident classification, priority setting and an attempt at remote resolution.
Technician selection based on location, skills and required SLA.
Field intervention, parts, functional test and documentation.
Closure, service report, photos and data for quality analysis.
Scale matters when it translates into local availability, skills and fast dispatch.
A critical part closer to the device means shorter repair times and less risk of a second visit.
Processes are designed for a high volume of repeatable work across distributed locations.
Intake, diagnostics, dispatch, escalation, SLA control and reporting.
SLA performance is the result of the right structure: a local technician, available parts, an effective dispatch process and device data.
Highest priority for failures with a critical impact on parcel locker availability.
Flexible SLA levels depending on incident class, location and service hours.
Planned interventions for faults that do not take the entire device offline.
The dashboard can combine device status, open alerts, communication quality, power stability, SLA and recurring faults in one view.

A future development path can include image analysis and automatic recognition of external irregularities around the device.


A technical intervention can be combined with a visual check, photo documentation and activities that maintain the appearance of the device.
We can start with a pilot, selected regions or as backup for the current provider. The model can scale with SLA results.
COZ + technicians + parts + SLA + reporting. One partner is responsible for the entire process from end to end.
Discuss the model →We take over field interventions and local resources while the client keeps its own system and Help Desk.
Discuss the model →We complement the existing network in selected regions, for specific device types or during peak periods.
Start with a pilot →From a pilot in a selected area to full nationwide service in Poland with COZ 24/7 and SLA reporting.