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Maintenance 4.0 for production facilities
Three tiered models for digital maintenance – from entry-level to full predictive maintenance integration. Each package can be adapted to your machine fleets and inspection cycles.
Digital maintenance plans for up to 20 systems, automatic reminders for inspection deadlines, and centralized documentation of all inspection results. Suitable for operations looking to transition from paper lists to structured workflows.
Expanded with digital work orders with assignment to technicians, real-time status tracking, and downtime analysis. Includes integration with your existing ERP system and a monthly report on system availability.
Full sensor integration with continuous condition monitoring, threshold alarms, and automated maintenance recommendations. Includes training for your maintenance team and on-site support from our engineers in Austria.
Why businesses rely on our platform
Instead of tracking maintenance intervals manually, the platform automatically creates inspection schedules based on actual machine operating hours. Technicians can see at a glance which check is due and what documentation is required. This reduces errors in work order processing and creates a traceable history for audits.
Our analytics use sensor data from vibration, temperature, and current draw to detect wear early. Unlike generic alarm systems, the platform provides clear recommendations: which component is affected, what remaining service life is realistic, and which maintenance step makes sense now. This lets you prioritize maintenance—not leave it to chance.
The mobile view is optimized for use directly at the machine. Technicians access orders, spare part information, and maintenance histories without detours. Even with poor network coverage, the most important data remains available. Upon completion, the work order is documented with photos and measurement values—all in one place.
We connect the platform with your existing ERP and sensor landscape. Data from machine controls, warehouse management, and shift planning flows automatically into maintenance planning. That means: no duplicate data entry, no media breaks, but a continuous flow of information from sensor to management.
Managers receive consolidated metrics on equipment availability, maintenance costs, and recurring failure patterns. The analyses show where maintenance has the greatest impact and which measures actually stabilize production. This turns maintenance from a cost factor into a planable contribution to delivery reliability.
The basic structure is ready in about two weeks. Equipment types, intervals, and checklists can then be maintained directly in the system – without any programming effort. For the initial data transfer from Excel or existing systems, we plan half a day of effort per site.
At a minimum, operating hours, temperature values, and vibration data from existing sensors are sufficient. The platform works with common interfaces such as OPC-UA or Modbus. If no sensor technology exists, we start with a simple interval model and add the analysis later.
Yes. Work orders and inspection plans are cached on the tablet or smartphone. As soon as the network is available again, everything synchronizes automatically. This is especially designed for areas with poor Wi-Fi coverage.
You define rules – for example, based on operating hours, calendar days, or shift cycles. The system calculates the next due date from these and creates the corresponding work order. Changes to a rule immediately affect all relevant equipment.
The platform records the report, prioritizes it by urgency, and notifies the responsible shift supervisor. The technician immediately sees on their device which spare parts and documents are relevant for the assignment. This significantly reduces response times.
For technicians, half a day is usually sufficient. The operation is deliberately kept simple: open the order, work through the checklist, document the result. Administrators receive an additional introduction to master data management and report creation – this takes about four hours.
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