PHASE 02 · PREPARATION
Peripherals that arrive event-ready, not retail-ready.
Logitech G's product line is enormous - multiple keyboard layouts (DE, US, UK, FR), switch types (tactile, linear, clicky), color variants per SKU. For event managers planning a hardware allocation, that variance was unmanageable in spreadsheets. We tagged every variant in Armory's Smart Catalog and built an AI agent that takes natural-language commands ("prepare 400 mouse + keyboard sets for Gamescom, German layout, color-matched") and constructs the cart automatically - checking availability across markets, splitting color allocations, and staging the order for dispatch.
Every peripheral leaving the Warsaw hub now ships paired with its dongle, with firmware updated, in transport packaging that protects the hardware in a way retail boxes never could. The local event manager unpacking on-site no longer has to match accessories to receivers, dig through retail foam, or hunt for the right key layout. The pairing is already done.
PREP LAB · 2024 · PAIRED, FIRMWARE-UPDATED, LABELED FOR OUTBOUND
PHASE 03 · VISIBILITY
A fleet you can see is a fleet you can plan against.
Logitech G's central operations team got real-time visibility for the first time. m³ utilization against contracted capacity. Forward booking horizon - ninety days. Per-asset condition tracking. Conflict alerts when overlapping events compete for the same hardware. Quote-attached time tracking for every technician hour we logged against their fleet. Their procurement team could finally answer, in a single screen, what they owned and where it was.
Local event managers in each of the fifteen markets got their own filtered view - only their market's bookings, only their delivery addresses, only their post-event surveys. Same platform, two interfaces, zero data leakage. No more procurement disputes between markets. No more re-orders to cover for hardware that was sitting in a closet four offices away.
See how Biossphere Armory works →