Start with the asset
Organize sites, areas, lines, and equipment into a hierarchy that mirrors your operation.
Explore asset hierarchy ↗ BUILT AROUND THE PLANT FLOOR
Less firefighting.
More forward
motion.
Connect your assets, people, and maintenance work. Bring the next shift a clear plan—and give production fewer surprises.
01 / MANUFACTURING MAINTENANCEFROM REQUEST TO RELIABILITY
LINE 02 CONNECTED ASSET VIEW
ASSET HIERARCHYEvery asset. In context.
Plant 01 › Packaging › Line 02
▥ Conveyor drive Operational
NEXT SCHEDULED WORKConveyor drive inspection
JD Assigned to Jordan PM
Illustrative product previewA CLEARER VIEW OF WHAT KEEPS YOU MOVING. ↗
ONE CONNECTED MAINTENANCE WORKFLOWAssets↗Planned work↗People & parts↗Better visibility
01 / THE PLATFORM
The whole operation.
Not another disconnected list.
Follow work from the equipment it belongs to, through the tasks it needs, to the time and materials it takes.
Plan before it stops
Structure preventive maintenance (PM) schedules and see upcoming work alongside material needs.
Explore planned maintenance ↗Give every task an owner
Keep multiple tasks, technician assignments, and progress together under one work order.
Explore work orders ↗Bring parts into the plan
Connect materials to maintenance tasks, track stock, and identify what the job will require.
Explore parts & materials ↗Make downtime visible
Record stoppages against equipment and review their duration and maintenance context.
Explore downtime ↗See what needs attention
Bring open work, planned maintenance, and operating interruptions into a useful overview.
Explore the dashboard ↗02 / TAKE A LOOK INSIDE
Meet your next
maintenance workflow.
Click through a sample plant. See how the pieces connect before we talk about your operation.
Explore freely. Demo changes last only for this visit and do not affect the existing CMMS prototype.
03 / A MORE CONNECTED SHIFT
From “something’s wrong”
to ready for the next run.
One job can involve several people, several tasks, and several parts. Keep that work connected.
Walk through a work order →- 01
Capture & prioritize
Link the request to the right asset and establish what needs attention.
- 02
Plan & assign
Break work into tasks, assign owners, and prepare the materials.
- 03
Complete & learn
Record progress, time, materials, and downtime for the next maintenance decision.
04 / PLAN THE RIGHT FIT
Your operation comes first.
The proposal follows.
Public pricing is being developed. Scope, hosting, and implementation will be agreed in a written proposal.
Explore a pilot
Define one site, a focused workflow, and clear acceptance criteria.
- Workflow and asset review
- Demonstration around your needs
- Readiness and implementation discussion
Scope your rollout
Discuss your sites, teams, data, and deployment requirements.
- Asset and maintenance scope
- Hosting and technology review
- Agreed commercial proposal
Pricing placeholder · No published rates or finalized commercial terms. The current product is a browser-local prototype; production hosting, authentication, notifications, and recovery require further readiness work.
A few practical questions.
Is this a production-ready system?
The existing CMMS is a browser-local prototype. A pilot requires a technology review and agreed readiness criteria before operational use. This website demonstrates workflows rather than guaranteeing production capabilities.
Can we see our own maintenance workflow?
Use the contact brief below to describe your equipment, team, and priorities. A demonstration can then be scoped around those needs.
What does implementation cost?
Public rates are not finalized. Implementation, hosting, and ongoing service terms need to be defined in a written proposal.
05 / LET’S TALK MAINTENANCE
What’s slowing
your operation down?
Tell us where maintenance gets complicated.
Start with a brief you can share with the project owner.