Outcomes
Snapshot outcomes from maintenance-heavy sites that replaced clipboard treasure hunts with station-level visibility. Names withheld where customers prefer a quiet rollout—metrics and roles are real patterns we see in production.
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Process plant · maintenance + stores
A multi-shift site fed work orders through stores, but technicians averaged long walk-arounds each morning locating paperwork. Station displays and scanners made the current Work Order legible at the bench the moment the day started.
~35% less time to first tool-down Maintenance superintendent, batch chemicalsLogistics hub · spares discipline
Scheduled jobs were slipping when parts never left the storeroom. Day-based prioritisation plus supervisor nudges for missed picks cut duplicate orders and emergency courier spend.
Double-digit drop in unplanned spares runs Warehouse lead, regional distribution centreHeavy industrial · switching events
Planned 11 kV isolations used to blank out shared monitors. E-ink at each station preserved the job context and safety notes while mains were restricted—crews weren’t guessing from memory in the dark.
Zero missed handovers across a full outage window Electrical maintenance coordinator“Our store team stopped being the GPS for every Work Order. Maintenance grabbed context at the tool point, and we finally had one story for leadership.”
Operations manager, FMCG manufacturing
“Training was a morning, not a programme. The mesh healed dead spots we used to paper over with radios.”
Maintenance planner
“Pick discipline actually showed up in our stock accuracy audits for the first time in three years.”
Stock controller