Many plants still keep their maintenance plan, downtime reports and spare-parts stock in separate spreadsheets. Off-the-shelf software is often so generic that the team ends up adapting its work to the software rather than the other way round.
Where we start
We spend a few days with production, maintenance and quality to see how the work is really done: how work orders are issued, who approves them, and which report each person needs and in how much detail. The software is designed around that workflow.
What is usually needed
Preventive maintenance planning and breakdown records, machine run-time and downtime logging, quality control with traceability back to raw materials, and a spare-parts store with reorder alerts. Technicians and operators record their work in a mobile app, and managers see the report the same day.
On your own server or in the cloud
The software is web-based and runs on a server in the plant or in the cloud. When machine data is needed too, it connects to our industrial IoT service, so run-time and stoppages are recorded automatically instead of being typed in.