Turn requests into assigned work.
Keep production information connected.
Maintenance requests, production updates and procedures can be spread across paper, files and separate systems. Digitize the records and handoffs that production and maintenance teams rely on.
The shared pattern
Route a request
- 01Receive
- 02Understand
- 03Assign
- 04Follow through
Illustrative applications / shaped around each business
A machine needs attention.
Capture the equipment reference and reported issue, then assign a maintenance owner.
The technician decides how to respond.
Applications for Manufacturing
Three places
to put the service to work.
Example implementations · we review the actual systems and responsibilities with your team.
Maintenance requests
Capture the equipment reference, issue and priority in a form. Assign the maintenance owner and record completion.
Production updates
Connect approved production records with the relevant dashboard or system and flag missing or inconsistent updates.
Procedure assistance
Help technicians find the approved maintenance procedure and source document. The technician checks the instruction before acting.
Example pilot
One task.
A visible handover.
Capture the equipment reference, issue and priority in a form. Assign the maintenance owner and record completion.
Measures to track: Unassigned requests, time to assignment and missing completion records.
Example process · Manufacturing
- 01Equipment issue reported
- 02Required details and priority checked
- 03Maintenance owner assigned
- 04Completion and exceptions recorded
What the pilot needs
Agree the inputs.
Test the process. Train the users.
The scope identifies the source records, existing systems, user roles and review responsibilities.
- 01
Inputs and connections
List the forms, documents and systems used in this task. Check what can be imported or connected.
- 02
Acceptance checks
Run complete, incomplete and exception cases with the process owner before wider rollout.
- 03
Handover and support
Train the users, document the review steps and agree who handles errors or unanswered requests.
Beyond the first pilot
Software for
the production floor.
Beyond the first digitized handoff, the same team can build and connect the software around production: maintenance and request forms, production records, dashboards and the procedures technicians use. Testing covers incomplete and failed updates, and support continues after rollout.
The services behind it
Questions
Questions from
production teams.
About equipment, paper and procedures.
Choose a task.
Discuss your first pilot.
Tell us one task, the tools involved and where it gets delayed. We’ll review the starting point with you.