Region
Production and maintenance software in Kocaeli
Work in Kocaeli is set at a larger scale than in most cities: multiple shifts, heavy equipment and a system where stopping is expensive.
Chemicals and petrochemicals, automotive and primary industry, the port and logistics all sit in the same region. At this scale the problem software solves is usually not throughput but downtime: every hour a line waits has a price that can be calculated.
With the planned maintenance calendar in one file and fault reports in a foreman’s notebook, nobody can see whether a fault repeats. The same equipment can stop three times in three months with no record noticing.
Once maintenance and production meet in one system, a history per asset appears: which machine stops how often, how long a part lasts, and which stoppage delayed which order.
A handover done by word loses information; a problem in the night shift does not reach the morning. Done through the system, open jobs, waiting faults and the measures taken land in front of the next team.
The same record serves safety. When who did what and when is searchable afterwards, an audit stops being an excavation of the archive.
In heavy industry the site faces a technical buyer: an equipment catalogue, a technical document and certificate archive, and spare part enquiries. The person searching is an engineer, so the page is written for one.
What sets the price? →Production Tracking and MES
Work orders, operations, scrap and real production cost captured on the shop floor.
Field Service Management
Field teams running their jobs, location, paperwork and expenses from a mobile app.
Integration and Middleware
A structure where separate systems talk through one connection layer.
- Do you have an office in Kocaeli?
- No. Our base is Kayseri. We are at the plant for analysis and go-live.
- Can maintenance be added on top of our ERP?
- It can. Building maintenance separately and integrating it is usually less risky than replacing a working ERP.
- Our field team works off site — can that be tracked?
- Yes. Field service management puts the work order on the technician’s phone and records the work from there.
Let’s talk.
If you have a system to build, write to us — we come to the first meeting.