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A CLEARER WAY TO START

The right scope.
A written quote.

Choose the workflow that fits your company. We agree the users, equipment, onboarding and support before confirming commercial terms.

INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES

Coordinate your own operation.

For mines, energy operators and industrial teams managing equipment in their custody.

  • Company fleet, pumps and calibration records
  • Branches, teams, custody and confirmed handovers
  • Single and multi-activity field work, inspections and reports
  • Company administration and pilot progress reviews
Quote-based scope

Agree the sites, equipment serials, staff accounts, training and support required.

DISTRIBUTORS & SERVICE PROVIDERS

Follow equipment beyond the sale.

For verified providers managing stock, supplied equipment and customer service relationships.

  • Distributor stock and supplied-equipment records
  • Customer custody and calibration follow-up
  • Service requests, progress and supporting certificates
  • Provider authorization, supported brands and service locations
Quote-based scope

Agree the stock scope, staff accounts, represented customers, service capabilities and training required.

WHAT THE QUOTE SHOULD SETTLE

Know what is included
before you commit.

01

Your subscription scope

Sites, equipment records, staff access, represented customers and the workflows you need.

02

Onboarding and training

Data preparation, registration or available import support, administrator setup and the agreed training sessions.

03

Support and responsibilities

Support contacts, assistance arrangements, company data ownership responsibilities and any agreed response terms.

04

Commercial and exit terms

Fees, payment timing, subscription term, renewal, cancellation and data export or handover arrangements, all in writing.

START WITH AN AGREED PILOT

Measure a practical workflow.

Choose a pilot owner and sponsor, agree a baseline and proposed targets, then review actual observations each week. Stock accuracy, equipment tracing time and calibration follow-up are examples you can measure.

No standard price, pilot duration or record allowance is assumed here. Agree the scope and fees in your written quote.

01BaselineWhat happens today?02Proposed targetWhat will you measure?03Observed actualWhat does the evidence show?
See the onboarding approach

Before you choose.

Can an industrial company become a distributor?

Company identity and provider authorization are separate. Industrial companies manage their own equipment and select approved providers. Distributor or servicing access requires a registered provider identity and Technical Support review of its brand authorization, locations and supporting documents.

Does installing the Android app start a subscription?

Downloading the app or requesting a demo does not confirm a paid order. Company access and the commercial arrangement must be agreed separately.

Are outcomes guaranteed?

Pilot targets are proposed measures, not guaranteed results. Your team records the baseline, measurement method and actual observations for review. Customer results are shared publicly only with approval.

Where can we review data and support arrangements?

Read the data-handling overview, privacy notice and service information. Ask us to confirm the arrangements that apply to your organization in the written quote.

YOUR WORKFLOW FIRST

Let’s scope the right starting point.