Program
Aftermarket Growth
What if every machine you've sold kept earning for you?

Outcomes
- More service revenue per unit sold
- More equipment under service contract
- Customers who stay after the warranty
- More spare parts sold through your own channels
- A clear view of your installed base
Most industrial manufacturers know service drives margins: aftermarket EBIT averages 25%, versus 10% for new equipment. Yet dealers obscure ownership, and customers turn to cheaper third parties after warranty. This program exists to close that gap.
This program is designed to help you grow service revenue from the equipment you've already sold.
Program Features
Installed Base Insight
Build one view of every unit you've sold. Where it is, who owns it, how old it is and who services it.
Aftermarket Lifetime Value
Measure how much service revenue each product line earns over its life, and where that revenue leaks.
Service Offer Design
Shape contracts and bundles that fit different customers, from new fleets to ageing machines..
AI for Sales & Service
Give sales, service and support teams AI tools that find the right manual, part or answer in seconds, and help prepare the next offer.
Customer Self-Service
Design and build portals where owners register equipment, find parts and renew contracts.
Run & Improve
Keep the tools up to date, follow the numbers and add the next lever when it pays off.
Is this program for you?
- You sell long-lived equipment and want service to be a bigger part of the business.
- You sell through dealers or distributors and don't know who owns your equipment today.
- You lose customers to third-party parts and service when the warranty ends.
- Your parts prices are set by habit rather than by data.
- You've talked about digital services for years but haven't seen them pay off yet.
Aftermarket Opportunities
Service Contracts
Late-Cycle Equipment
Owner Registration
Parts E-commerce
Renewals
Overhaul & Upgrades

Let's chat
Want to know how much value is sitting in your installed base? Let's book a meeting and talk about it over a coffee.


