Supplier Recovery in Warranty: Why OEMs Leave Millions on the Table Every Year
When a dealer submits a warranty claim for a failed component, the OEM typically pays it. What happens next is where most OEMs lose […]
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Most OEMs lose between 2% and 7% of product revenue to warranty claims every year.
Without automated validation, erroneous and duplicate claims slip through, turning warranty into a cost center.
Recovery claims have filing deadlines. Manual processes miss the window and the reimbursement you earned.
When warranty data stays in spreadsheets, engineering never sees the failure patterns that could prevent the next wave.
From product registration to final supplier recovery, all in a single connected system.
Configurable business rules and automated validation for every claim type.
Auto-generate claims, track deadlines, and run electronic negotiations.
Price, sell, and administer extended warranty and maintenance programs.
Web and mobile registration. Complete installed base picture automatically.
Create RMAs, track parts, and link inspections to claim records.
Failure trends, dealer performance, and closed-loop product feedback.
Products registered via web, mobile, or batch. Business rules check coverage and validate fault codes automatically.
Automated workflows for repair authorization, parts ordering, and cost allocation. Smart work queues prioritize by value.
Supplier recovery claims generated from root-cause data. Up to three rounds of electronic negotiation.
Analytics dashboards show failure patterns, cost drivers, and recovery rates. Closed-loop feedback improves products.
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