Connections that save a walk.
Each one is a fixed-scope piece of work with a clear before and after. Pick one to start.
Low stock, ordered automatically
A part drops below min, a purchase requisition is drafted with the right vendor and part number. Receipts update on-hand when the box arrives.
Stockout alerts with a photo
The storeroom and the planner get pinged the moment a critical spare hits zero, with the part photo, bin and which assets it keeps running.
Print bin labels from the clean data
Barcode or RFID bin labels printed straight from the standardized part list. Scan a bin, see the part, its photo and on-hand.
PMs triggered by real run hours
Runtime and cycle counts come off the machine via MQTT, OPC UA or Modbus and open meter-based PM work orders on time.
Dashboards your plant manager reads
Live views of stockouts, dead stock value, PM compliance and wrench time, without anyone rebuilding a spreadsheet on Friday.
Ask for a part in plain English
"Where's the 6205 bearing?" typed into Teams or a phone returns the part, photo, bin and on-hand. Your data stays yours.
Spreadsheets that stay in sync
Teams that live in Excel or Google Sheets get a sheet that updates from the CMMS and pushes approved changes back.
One search across every system
Parts, work orders, manuals and drawings searchable in one place, with storeroom abbreviations and typos handled.
