Features · 03 / 06
Maintenance
Know which machine is drifting, and when to stop it for maintenance.
« Which machine needs service before it spoils a part? »
What it changes
Drift caught early
Each machine is tracked against its own readings: if it heats up more slowly or draws more power, you see it.
Maintenance kept up to date
Due dates, checklists and a log of every intervention: you know what is due, and on which machine.
An overdue machine stops
It gets no new jobs until its maintenance is done, and its card says why.
The features, by use
Care learns each machine
Compared with its own history, never with a fleet-wide threshold.
Reliability index
Six components, broken down: you can answer the score.
30-day trend
See a machine degrade before it fails.
Thermal and energy drift
Slower heating, higher consumption: flagged with its measurement.
Comparison across identical machines
For information only, never weighing on the score.
Maintenance rules
Due dates, checklists, a log of every intervention.
Overdue maintenance
The machine leaves dispatch and disarms, with its reason.
Versioned manufacturer programme
Each score stays tied to its version: the history remains enforceable.
Your rules on top
On top of the manufacturer programme, the fleet referent enriches or tightens the maintenance policy, machine by machine.
Preventive, never predictive
We only promise what we measure.