A battery claim can stall while someone looks for the serial number or coverage terms. WarrantyHub connects registration, claims, and returns so your team can review the product record and move the request forward.
For manufacturers and OEMs, battery warranty management software keeps product registration, serial records, claims, and returns in one workflow. WarrantyHub lets teams check coverage against the registered product, route claims for review, and track an RMA when a unit comes back. Dashboards show claim costs and recurring failures across product lines.
Owners, installers, distributors, and dealers may all send claims. Keep each request tied to the right product record.
Track registered packs or modules by serial number, then review claims and returns against their coverage.
Keep a registered system's coverage details with claims sent by owners, installers, or dealers.
Review coverage and return history by product line, then look for repeat failures.
When a dealer sends a claim, staff can check the registered product and its coverage before deciding how to handle it.
Capture product and purchase details through product registration, including a serial number. Keep later claims tied to that record.
Take claims from a portal, email, or API. Use configurable rules to validate and route them for review.
If a product needs to come back, link an RMA to the claim. Track it through shipping, receiving, inspection, and resolution.
Some battery policies use time, capacity, or cycle thresholds. Bring the terms, serial record, and submitted evidence into the claim review.
Customers and dealers can submit claims and documents through branded portals. WarrantyHub's claims management software can validate and route those requests using rules you configure. Staff review exceptions and keep the decision with the claim.
Set up the fields and warranty terms your program uses. Registration forms allow custom fields, and claim rules can follow your approval process. Email and SMS notifications share status changes with customers, dealers, and internal teams.
Use real-time dashboards and reports to examine claim counts, costs, and repeat failures by product or lot. Look up the serial record when you need the history behind one claim.
If inspection points to a supplier component, keep the return and recovery information together for follow-up.
WarrantyHub connects with QuickBooks, Salesforce, and Zapier, and offers a REST API and webhooks. Explore integrations before discussing your setup in a demo.
Most WarrantyHub customers go live in 30–60 days. During onboarding, the team can configure product records, warranty policies, claim rules, and portals.
See how registration, claims, RMAs, and reporting can work together for your product lines.
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