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Apollo NZ GlobalProject Brief
CENYRAAutomated Retail & Self-Service Systems

Operations & Refill Planner

Check whether the operating model fits the machine capacity before procurement.

Use transaction volume, dispense quantity, machine capacity, refill interval and fleet size to test a simplified service scenario. This tool does not predict sales, spoilage, route economics or exact machine capacity.

Operating assumptions

Enter the site or fleet behaviour you want to test.

Close the operator model

The machine is only one part of an unattended service.

Site utilities, stocking, hygiene, payment/access, telemetry, local service capability and spare parts should be defined before exact equipment is released.

01

Stock geometry

Validate exact product/package dimensions against the selected machine mechanism and saleable capacity.

02

Temperature recovery

For chilled/frozen/heated systems, verify recovery after stocking/service access and high ambient conditions.

03

Telemetry

Define stock alerts, temperature alarms, door events, payment status, fault codes and operator permissions.

04

Service route

Travel time, refill windows, access restrictions and site security affect the practical refill interval.

05

Hygiene

Food, water, wash and public-service systems need use-specific cleaning and consumable routines.

06

Spares + support

Hold critical modules and consumables appropriate to fleet size, distance and acceptable downtime.

From operation to procurement

Carry the operating assumptions into machine qualification and the project brief.

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