Product
All the work of the plant, next to its equipment.
Seven parts working on one model of the plant: work orders on positions, parts from stores, readings on measurement points, and failures with their effect on the process.
Sample
WO-1042Released
Replace mechanical seal, RAS pump 1
Readiness to “Start work”Ready
Dissolved oxygen, aeration basin 1
1.9mg/L
SK-45Active reservation
Mechanical seal kit
On hand2
Reserved1
Available1
WW-BL-02Recurring
Parts
Seven parts, one model of the plant.
- 01Plant modelUnits, streams, positions and equipment
- Process and physical views
- Clickable P&IDs
- Measurement points and QR tags
- 02MaintenanceFrom request to closed work
- Requests and review
- Readiness and blockers
- PM and scheduled work
- 03OperationsRounds, readings and process conditions
- Shift rounds
- Reading trends
- Process conditions with attention
- 04Inventory and partsStock, reservations and stocktaking
- Reservations for work
- Shortage and replenishment
- Stocktaking with variance
- 05Failures and reliabilityFailures, causes and recurrence
- Failures and process effect
- Cause investigation
- Recurrence and reports
- 06Field appWork at the equipment, even offline
- Tag scanning
- Work without internet
- Evidence at the equipment
- 07Users and accessTeams, access profiles and approvals
- Access through teams
- Recorded decisions
- Separation of duties and history
Comparison
What are you using today?
A comparison with what plants actually use. A generic CMMS handles work orders and PM well; Waiotech’s difference is plant and process context, readiness, field and offline work, and support through implementation.
| Excel | Messaging apps | Paper | Generic CMMS | Waiotech | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Equipment and position history | |||||
| Trackable PM | |||||
| Work readiness and blocker reasons | |||||
| Work and parts linked | |||||
| Field and offline work | |||||
| Understands treatment processes | |||||
| Change history |
Yes Partly No · “Partly” means it may be there, depending on the product and how it’s used.
Boundaries
What Waiotech isn’t
- It doesn’t replace SCADA or process control.It can take readings from a data source, but it never controls equipment.
- It isn’t accounting software or a full ERP.It records part demand and direct work cost precisely; purchasing and accounting live elsewhere.
- It isn’t a generic ticketing system; it’s built for treatment plants.Units, streams, positions, rounds and process conditions are concepts of the product itself.
If someone recommended Waiotech to you, the next step is a short conversation.
Tell us about your plant and how you work today, and we’ll show you Waiotech on work like yours.