Turn machine knowledge into guided inspections.

Build checklists from manuals and past reports. Help technicians capture photos and observations, then give reviewers the evidence to make the call.

For plant maintenance and reliability teams.

Rotary thermal processing systemIllustrative study / IM–001
Built for the machines that matter.Furnaces / Dryers / Kilns / Calciners / Rotary systems

See the work.
See the evidence.

Actual product screens and a generated report. Follow the evidence from the technician’s record into the review.

Actual mobile web screen with Camera, Photos, Observations and Dictate controls, plus Next step
Capture in the field. Follow the guidance, add a photo and record what you see. Enlarge capture screen
Actual review screen showing burner evidence beside Luthier analysis, marked Awaiting reviewer decision
Review with context. The technician’s evidence and AI suggestions stay side by side. Enlarge review screen

From the example review

AI suggestion: “Dark run-down staining beneath mounting flange.”

Awaiting reviewer decision. The technician’s evidence stays alongside the suggestion so a person can assess it.

Demonstration records · Synthetic equipment photographs · AI suggestions awaiting human review. These are authentic product screens, not customer results.

See the generated report

The right equipment record.
At the machine.

A QR label connects the physical unit to its inspection guidance and history.

  1. Scan the equipment’s QR label.

    Sign in and choose your organization when prompted.

  2. Open the equipment record.

    Find inspection guidance, recent inspections and the unit’s schedule.

  3. Open the unit’s inspections.

    Follow the inspection workflow for that equipment. Access stays tied to your account and organization.

See QR access in a demo
Illustration of a QR equipment label marked Rotary Kiln RK-024
Illustrative equipment label. This image is not a public demo code. Your team’s labels open permission-controlled equipment records.
One equipment destinationInspection guidanceRecent inspectionsUnit schedule
Illustrative technician photographing industrial equipment The complete workflow · One minute videoFrom what you know.
To what needs doing.
Turn past reports into guided inspections, clear findings, and better maintenance decisions.Watch the one minute videoClose walkthrough
Prepare → Inspect → Review → Follow upIllustrative scenes · Real product screens

A clear role for everyone.

01
For administrators

Prepare the checklist.

Start with manuals, reference photos and past reports. Review and refine the generated checklist before your team uses it.

02
For technicians

Record what’s there.

Open the equipment’s inspection, follow the checklist and add photos and observations. Submit the completed inspection for review.

03
For reviewers

Make the call.

Review the evidence and AI findings, record decisions, and approve the inspection. Assign follow-up work separately, with a clear owner and history.

Evidence you can
review.

This actual generated report keeps the technician’s observation separate from the AI interpretation. The example is awaiting human review; it does not contain approved maintenance decisions.

Download example PDF PDF · 8.4 MB · Opens in a new tab
Actual report page 7: burner photograph, technician observation, Luthier analysis and Human review: Unreviewed
One finding, with its evidence. Equipment and photograph are demo material. Open the readable report preview

Connected to the inspection workflow.

Connected capabilities

Photo analysis

Luthier · AI suggestions for review

Analyze inspection photos with technician observations and relevant machine knowledge. Surface potential defects for human review.

See it in the field

Vibration & sound

Tuning Fork · Discuss your monitoring needs

Interested in vibration and acoustic monitoring? Discuss your equipment, monitoring requirements and the setup with our team.

Discuss monitoring

Equipment records

Maintenance Intelligence

Keep manuals, reference photos, inspection history, and reviewed findings connected to each physical unit.

See QR access

Start with your existing documents.

No documents needed to request a demo. If you want to explore your own material, we’ll arrange that with you afterward.

Your team stays in control.

Organization roles and equipment access govern who can inspect, review, and manage shared work.

Start with one useful workflow.

What will the demo cover?

We’ll show an equipment record, a field inspection and the review/report workflow. Then we’ll discuss your equipment and a useful place to start. The session takes 30 minutes; no documents are needed to request a time.

What does our team need to get started?

Existing manuals, reference photos and past inspection reports provide the starting material. An administrator reviews and refines the generated checklist before technicians use it.

Can technicians work without a connection?

Prepare and save the inspection on the device while online. Capture photos and observations in that saved inspection offline, using the same device and account. Reconnect to sync; AI analysis and submission require a connection.

Who makes the maintenance decision?

Your team does. AI findings are suggestions for human review. Reviewers record their decisions; follow-up work is assigned separately.

How does this fit our existing maintenance process?

Use the demo to walk through how your team prepares inspections, records evidence and reviews findings today. We’ll discuss the fit and any integration requirements before agreeing on a setup.

See how it fits
your equipment.

See an equipment record, a field inspection and the review process. We’ll email you to arrange a 30-minute demo. No documents needed to request a time.