In 30 days, we turn the maintenance system you already own into clear dashboards, usable technician workflows, and reporting your team can trust. No rip-and-replace project.
Built for small and midsize manufacturers using an enterprise CMMS, EAM, ERP, spreadsheets, or a mix of all four.
Maintenance teams should not need a data analyst just to answer what is overdue, what broke, what parts are missing, or where technician time went.
Exports are packed with cryptic codes, duplicate assets, and fields only one person understands.
Supervisors spend hours merging spreadsheets because the system cannot show the operational view they need.
The official workflow is too slow on the floor, so notes, photos, inspections, and priorities scatter across other tools.
We define one high-value workflow, connect the required data, and put a working tool in front of real users within the engagement.
A read-only integration or reliable import from your CMMS, EAM, ERP, or existing exports.
Mapped names, statuses, assets, parts, and relationships instead of unexplained system IDs.
A focused dashboard, planning board, mobile view, inventory tool, or report tied to a real operating decision.
Documentation, access, source handoff, training, and a prioritized roadmap for what is worth building next.
Final scope depends on system access and data condition. We confirm the deliverable and fixed price before work begins.
For teams that need the problem mapped before choosing a build.
For one painful workflow that needs to become usable now.
For teams that want a long-term owner for the usable layer.
Choose the user, decision, data, and acceptance test.
Ingest representative data and resolve the core relationships.
Put the workflow in users' hands and iterate against real feedback.
Deploy, train, document, and hand over a prioritized roadmap.
In a 30-minute fit call, we will tell you whether a Rescue Sprint makes sense and what the first fixed-scope deliverable should be.
No software purchase required. We do not need production credentials for the first conversation.