Service

Software commissioning, training and support

We do not consider a project done at go-live. We validate the system on the floor, train its users, hand it over to IT/OT and keep supporting it afterwards.

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Our clients

Siemens
Anadolu Isuzu
BSH
Tofaş
Toyotetsu
Martur
Turkcell
Vodafone
Doğadan
Pakmaya
Bross
Abdi İbrahim
Nobel İlaç
Plastimak
Dalgıç Kalıp
Barbaros Motor
Magneti Marelli
Rözmaş
Sanel

Commissioning is the phase where software leaves the test environment and becomes part of daily production. Most plant software projects fail here rather than technically: data looks unreliable for a week, operators stop using the screens, and no one owns the system.

We run commissioning as a planned process. Software is installed on the customer’s own servers, acceptance tests follow scenarios written in advance, and the system runs in parallel with the existing paper or spreadsheet tracking for a period. When numbers disagree, we find out why; usually it is a definition gap or a shop-floor habit that changed.

Commissioning involves no intervention in machine control; our work is the software and data layer. After go-live we keep the system alive with monitoring, updates, backups and user support. Support scope and response terms are agreed in writing for each project.

What we deliver

Commissioning and Support

Installation on customer servers

Proxus and project components are installed on the customer’s own servers or virtualization platform. Data stays on site and installation follows the plant’s IT security policies.
Acceptance testing

Factory and site acceptance tests follow pre-approved scenarios: data accuracy, screens, reports, integrations and outage behavior.
Parallel run

The new system runs alongside the existing tracking method for a period. Once differences are explained and closed, the old method is retired.
Role-based training

Operators, supervisors, maintenance, managers and IT are trained on the screens and tasks they will actually use. Training material stays with the plant.
Handover documentation

Architecture, signal list, data model, integration flows, backup and recovery procedures are delivered in writing.
Ongoing support

System health is monitored, updates are scheduled and user requests are logged and answered. New lines and machines are added to the same standard.

How a project runs

From discovery to live, step by step

01
Installation and environment

Servers, network access, backup and user accounts are prepared with IT, and the software is installed.
02
Acceptance testing

Data accuracy, screens, reports and integrations are tested against approved scenarios and findings are closed.
03
Parallel run and training

Users are trained by role while the system runs alongside the existing method.
04
Handover and go-live

Documentation is delivered, the system is formally accepted and the old tracking method is retired.
05
Support and improvement

Monitoring, updates and user support continue; new needs are handled as planned work packages.

Built on Proxus

Proxus is installed on the customer’s own servers, including isolated networks without internet access where required. Updates, backups and health monitoring are a standard part of every installation.

Proxus is the industrial data platform built by the VOLSOFT team.

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions

What does commissioning include for industrial software?

Commissioning industrial software covers installation, acceptance testing, a parallel run, user training and formal handover. For VOLSOFT it is limited to the software and data layer and involves no changes to machine control.

Does the software run in the cloud or on our servers?

On your servers. Proxus and project components are installed on the plant’s own servers or virtualization platform, and data stays on site. Selected data can be forwarded to corporate systems or the cloud if required.

Do you train operators?

Yes. Operators, supervisors, maintenance, managers and IT are each trained on the screens they will use. Training takes place during the parallel run so users practice with real data.

What does ongoing support cover?

Support covers health monitoring, scheduled updates, backup checks and logged handling of user requests. Scope and response terms are written into the contract for each project.