Conversational Maintenance for the plant you already run.
Your plant already has a control system, and it works. Mainte doesn't replace it. Mainte listens to it, understands what it's telling you, and turns that into maintenance your team can act on — just by asking.
- Your control system stays exactly as it is
- Your plant's live state, sitting next to its manuals and its history
- Why a job was raised, still attached to it six months later
Your plant is already telling you. Mainte is what listens.
Dosing lines, filtration, pumps, chemistry — the plant reports its own state every second of every day, to a control room that was built to run the process, not to remember it.
It finds the instruments you can't trust
Sensors that have quietly died. Tags labelled as something they aren't. Readings that cannot possibly be right. Mainte puts them in front of you instead of building a picture on top of them.
It never writes to your plant
Your control system runs the process exactly as it does today. Mainte only ever listens — it has no way to reach in and change anything.
It turns drift into work
A reading sliding out of range becomes a job on a maintainer's list, with the reason attached — not another alarm that nobody chases.
Your control system stays in charge
Nothing about your process changes. Mainte sits beside your plant as a maintenance record that happens to know what the plant is doing right now.
Mainte listens
Your plant tells Mainte what it's doing. Mainte never talks back to it — nothing about how the process runs changes.
Mainte understands
A reading stops being a number on a screen and becomes something about a machine — next to that machine's manuals, its history and its certificates.
Mainte assists
Ask what changed, what it means, and what to do about it. Raise the job from the same answer, with the reason already attached.
Mainte doesn't decide. Your people do.
Mainte won't raise work behind your back, and it won't pretend to know which machine is going to fail next. It notices something changed, tells the right person once, and remembers what they decided to do about it.
Something drifts
A pump, a dosing line, a filter — something moves outside the range your own engineers set for it. Not a range we guessed at. Yours.
Mainte raises it once
One flag, on the asset, where the maintenance team is already looking. Not a hundred alerts, not a pager at 3am, not a noise everyone learns to ignore.
A person decides what it means
Raise the job, fold it into work already scheduled, keep watching, or write it off as a faulty instrument. A human makes the call, and the call is recorded.
The job remembers why it exists
Six months later, nobody has to reconstruct why that pump was pulled. The reason is attached to the work, on the asset's history, where an auditor can find it without asking you to go looking.
What your team actually looks at
Four views, each built for someone specific. None of them ask the person using it to understand anything about how the data got there.
The whole plant, at a glance
Your process areas, in the order they actually run, each one showing whether the equipment inside it needs attention. A supervisor can see where the problems are before opening anything.
A plant diagram that's actually current
The process, drawn the way your people already picture it, with live readings sitting on the equipment. Click a pump, get its manuals, its history and its open jobs.
Plain English on every asset
Not a wall of numbers. What this machine is doing, whether that's normal, and what's changed lately — next to its manuals, its work history and its compliance record.
On the wall, in the plant room
The same view, full-screen on a panel in the plant room, for the people who never sit at a desk and were never going to log in.
What Mainte deliberately does not do
Any system that reads your plant should be judged on what it refuses to do as much as on what it offers.
It cannot touch your plant
Mainte reads. It cannot start a pump, move a setpoint or acknowledge an alarm. Your control system runs your plant exactly as it does today — the worst thing a failure of ours can do is tell you nothing.
It won't flood you with alarms
One flag when something changes, not one per reading. A system your team learns to ignore is worse than no system at all, and we would rather tell you once than be background noise.
It won't quietly trust a bad sensor
A reading that can't be right, a unit that doesn't match, an instrument that's gone quiet — Mainte flags it as something to go and look at, instead of letting it colour the plant green.
Your engineers set the limits. Not our algorithm.
Every 'predictive' tool on the market is guessing with your plant. Mainte uses the limits the people accountable for that equipment already set — because deciding what's safe on your plant is an engineering judgement, and it belongs to your engineers.
Who it's for
Operations & Plant Managers
See the plant's live state and its maintenance backlog in the same place, without asking three people for a status.
Maintenance Managers
Work arrives with its cause attached. Less time reconstructing why a job was raised, more time scheduling it.
Reliability Engineers
Every time a machine has misbehaved, and what was done about it, in one place — instead of in a spreadsheet that left when its author did.
Engineering Managers
Maintenance evidence that holds up in an audit, and a connectivity story your controls team can actually agree to.
Built for
How the data gets out
Getting information out of a plant safely is the hard part, and Mainte Edge is the piece that does it. It can only read, it keeps working when the site's internet doesn't, and nobody on your site ever has to touch it. Your engineering and IT teams will have questions — that page answers them.
Mainte Edge — technical overviewThe rest of the family
Conversational Maintenance, applied elsewhere
See Mainte against your real operational data
Bring a sample asset register, a few OEM manuals and an inspection backlog. We'll walk your team through how Mainte brings the equipment, the work, the evidence and the history together — and how it connects to the systems you already run.
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