Every financed asset can be connected — turning a contract into a live operational record, and giving your finance and engineering teams the same real-time picture.
Every connected asset carries a permanent digital record — usage, wear, and full service history, from first deployment onward.
Gateways attach to assets worldwide and stream telemetry into a single hub — the foundation everything else in this layer runs on.
Automatic alarms on threshold breaches and anomaly detection, paired with AI-generated management reports, before failures happen.
One dashboard for utilization, status, OEE, energy consumption and remote HMI display — a single view per client, per asset.
Live and historical machine data reconciled into a digital twin, so current performance is always compared against its own baseline.
Autonomous alerts on downtime or performance deviation — reducing operating cost and extending asset lifespan.
Illustrative sample fleet — a client's own Asset 360° view reflects only their connected assets.
IoT gateways attach to the physical asset, wherever in the world it operates.
Telemetry streams into a central hub — live and historical, reconciled into a digital twin.
Threshold and anomaly detection run continuously, generating AI-supported management reports.
Utilization, OEE, energy and status are surfaced in one dashboard, accessible to your team.
Data feeds CO₂ and lifecycle reporting, plus off-balance structuring reviews under IFRS 16 / HGB.
Data export and direct integration into systems such as SAP, so Asset 360° data reaches the tools your team already uses.
Usage data feeds directly into invoicing and a dynamic pricing engine for Pay-per-Use contracts.
Continuous monitoring supports risk assessment aligned with Basel I–III and improved residual-value determination.
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