A warning before a machine breaks.
Software keeps track of every machine’s running hours, readings and service dates, and tells the right person on their phone when something needs a look, before it stops the line.
Sound familiar?
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Service dates live on a whiteboard, or in one person’s head.
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A machine stops in the middle of an order and the whole line waits.
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Nobody knows which machine breaks down most, or why.
Watch it happen.
Press 3, readings this week
- Running hours: 488 of 500 before service
- Oil temperature: rising for 3 days
- Last service: 41 days ago
Sent to phones
- Mike, maintenancePress 3 service due in 12 hours.
- Mike, maintenanceOil temperature rising. Check the cooler.
- OwnerThis week: 2 machines need attention.
Before anything stopped.
A made-up example. Yours would use your own orders, systems and names.
How it works.
First
Machines report in
Running hours, temperatures and readings, from the machine or a small sensor we add.
Then
Software keeps watch
It knows every service date and notices when a reading starts to drift.
And so
A warning in time
The right person gets a message on their phone, with what to check.
A normal day, before and after.
Today:Nobody remembers Press 3 is due for service.
Mike got a reminder yesterday. It is booked.
Today:Press 3 stops in the middle of an order.
The cooler was checked before it overheated.
Today:The order ships a day late.
The order ships on time.
What changes.
Services done on time, every time.
Fewer surprise stops in the middle of an order.
A clear history for every machine, so you know where the money goes.
Once it runs, you can also…
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Plan services around your busiest weeks.
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Know which machine costs the most to keep running.
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Decide when to repair and when to replace, with real numbers.
Works with what you already use
- Machine sensors and PLCs
- Simple add-on meters
- Your maintenance log or Excel
- Text and phone alerts
Not on the list? Tell us what you use. We work on the systems you already have.
Questions people ask
Do our machines need to be new or connected?
No. Older machines work too. We start from running hours and add simple sensors where they help.
Who gets the warning?
Whoever you choose: the operator, the maintenance lead or the owner, on their phone.
Is this AI?
Partly. Simple rules catch most things. Where there is enough history, AI spots unusual readings earlier.
More we can take off your plate.
Tell us the job you would hand over first.
Book a free call with one of our engineers. Tell us what slows your team down, and we will show you what could change, and how it would feel.
- Free, 30 minutes
- About the work that slows your team down
- You leave with ideas you can use