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A robot is only useful if it works properly in your building.

TritBot is not simply a reseller. We help choose the right robot, deploy it around the building and continue supporting the people using it long after installation day.
We start with the building, not the catalogue

The machine comes second.

Before recommending a model, we want to understand the operation.
What needs cleaning? How much floor area is there? What are the surfaces? Where are the awkward routes? When can cleaning take place? How does the onsite team work? Does the robot need to use lifts or controlled doors?
Sometimes the answer is Mini. Sometimes Clean. Sometimes Pro.

That’s exactly why the range exists.
Proven Imapct
Proven technology. Supported here in the UK.

The technology behind TritBot’s robots already has substantial international operating experience.
Our role is to bring that experience into UK buildings with the local assessment, deployment, training and ongoing support needed to make it work properly here.

TritBot provides the UK layer that turns the machine into a working deployment.
Global operating figures relate to the underlying robotic technology and international deployments.
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TritBot deployment and ongoing support

The important point is that the technology itself is already operating at scale.

Not just supplied. Deployed.

A TritBot deployment can include:

  • Site assessment
  • Model selection
  • Installation and commissioning
  • Mapping
  • Cleaning-zone creation
  • Route configuration
  • No-go areas and hazard planning
  • Scheduling
  • Staff training
  • Network setup
  • Lift and access planning where required

The aim is for the robot to arrive with a job to do — not simply an instruction manual.

Support should mean having someone to call
UK-based and still involved after go-live.
When a map needs changing, an alert appears or somebody needs advice, you should have a clear point of contact.
TritBot supports:
  • Technical troubleshooting
  • Remote support
  • Mapping changes
  • Route optimisation
  • Software and connectivity
  • Servicing
  • Repairs
  • Replacement parts
  • Operator support
  • Additional training
We work with our technology partners behind the scenes, while TritBot remains the client’s UK deployment and support partner.
The everyday bits are covered too
No separate shopping list of robot-specific consumables.

Routine consumables and standard wear items required for normal operation are included within the relevant TritBot support package.
We manage their supply alongside the technical support, so the onsite team isn’t left working out which brush, filter or cleaning component needs ordering next.

Exact inclusions are confirmed within the relevant commercial agreement.
Support should mean having someone to call
UK-based and still involved after go-live.
When a map needs changing, an alert appears or somebody needs advice, you should have a clear point of contact.
TritBot supports:
  • Technical troubleshooting
  • Remote support
  • Mapping changes
  • Route optimisation
  • Software and connectivity
  • Servicing
  • Repairs
  • Replacement parts
  • Operator support
  • Additional training
We work with our technology partners behind the scenes, while TritBot remains the client’s UK deployment and support partner.
Your building doesn’t have to advertise ours
Custom branding without making it look like a billboard.

TritBot supports:

  • The operator
  • Individual property
  • Portfolio identity
  • Resident-facing branding
  • A more discreet premium treatment
The point is not to plaster another supplier’s name around the building.
It is to make the robot feel like it belongs there.
Very little daily intervention

The technology is autonomous, but it isn’t maintenance-free.
For most deployments, the onsite team’s routine involvement should be around 5–10 minutes per day, depending on usage.
That generally means a quick machine check, water or waste handling where required and simple cleaning of brushes, filters or other contact components.
TritBot trains the team on these tasks during deployment.

Good at repetition. Useful to people.
Autonomous cleaning is particularly effective at carrying out a mapped floor-cleaning task repeatedly and consistently. That creates more room in the working day for the existing team to deal with the things that are harder to programme: detailed cleaning, presentation, exceptions, washrooms, touchpoints and interaction with residents or guests.
The technology works best as part of the operation, not as an isolated gadget.
We stay involved
Buildings change. The deployment can change with them.
Furniture moves. Routes change. Amenity spaces are refurbished. Operating patterns evolve. TritBot can update maps, alter schedules and optimise routes as the building changes.
Installation isn’t the finish line.

Why TritBot

Building-led advice

We recommend around the site rather than forcing a particular model into it.

UK-based support

Local deployment, training and ongoing technical help.

A proper cleaning range

Mini, Clean and Pro cover different scales and operational requirements.

Ongoing care

Support, servicing, replacement parts and relevant consumables can all sit with TritBot.

Your identity

Custom branding helps the robot become part of the property rather than somebody else's equipment.

Eventually, the robot should stop being the interesting part.

Once it is mapped, configured and doing its job properly, success isn’t people standing around watching a robot.
It’s the route being cleaned, the standard being maintained and the team having more time for everything else.

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