Service & Asset Management
for Mechanical and Plant Engineering
Digital Processes for Efficient Service & Asset Management in Mechanical and Plant Engineering
Service & Asset Management in Mechanical and Plant Engineering is undergoing significant transformation. Customers expect fast response times, maximum equipment availability and outstanding service throughout the entire lifecycle of their machinery and industrial assets. At the same time, skilled labour shortages, rising spare parts costs, global service organisations and increasingly complex system landscapes make efficient service operations more challenging.
With SAP-based solutions from proaxia, companies digitalise their entire service operation – from customer enquiries and omnichannel communication to workforce scheduling, spare parts management, mobile field service and billing. Customer portals, modern maintenance software, integrated materials management systems and powerful asset management solutions create the foundation for higher productivity, lower costs, transparent customer interactions and long-term customer loyalty.

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Challenges in Service & Asset Management for Mechanical and Plant Engineering
Companies today must deliver far more than traditional maintenance and repair services. Global service organisations require transparent processes, digital support and seamless integration between customer service, ERP, asset management, spare parts logistics and field service operations. At the same time, customers expect to submit, track and manage their service requests anytime through their preferred communication channel.
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Opportunities in Service & Asset Management for Mechanical and Plant Engineering
In Mechanical and Plant Engineering, after-sales service is becoming an increasingly strategic business area. Service, maintenance, spare parts and digital value-added services are no longer viewed simply as cost factors – they are evolving from traditional cost centres into profit centres. Today, many companies generate a significant share of their revenue not only from selling new machinery, but from recurring service business throughout the entire lifecycle of their equipment.
A well-known example is the printer industry: while printers are often sold with relatively low margins, significant recurring revenue is generated through spare parts, consumables and accessories. Similar opportunities exist in Service & Asset Management for Mechanical and Plant Engineering, particularly through professional maintenance services, digital spare parts management, service contracts and new service-based business models.
At the same time, customer expectations are rising. Customers no longer want to rely solely on phone calls or emails to report service issues—they expect to communicate through multiple channels. A seamless omnichannel approach connects phone, email, chat, customer portals and personal support within a single service process. This gives service teams a complete view of each customer, enabling them to handle requests faster, more consistently and with greater transparency.
A digital customer portal extends service availability far beyond regular business hours. Customers can submit service requests, check their current status, access documents, order spare parts and view information about their machinery and equipment at any time. This 24/7 availability reduces the workload for service teams, increases transparency and delivers a significantly better customer experience.
In addition, connected equipment and service data create the foundation for new business models. Predictive maintenance, remote services and usage- or performance-based offerings generate predictable recurring revenue and strengthen long-term customer relationships. Companies that intelligently connect customer service, asset management and field service are evolving from equipment manufacturers into strategic service partners.

proaxia Solutions
With proaxia, you gain an integrated solution portfolio covering the entire service lifecycle in Service & Asset Management for Mechanical and Plant Engineering. From customer enquiries and omnichannel communication to customer portals, workforce scheduling, digital field service, spare parts management, asset maintenance and billing, every process is seamlessly connected within one integrated solution.
Customers benefit from transparent information and digital self-service capabilities at any time, while service organisations can centrally manage and automate their processes. The result is greater operational efficiency, higher asset availability and a modern service experience that builds long-term customer loyalty.









