The asset register, the maintenance workflow, the dispatch board, the parts shelf and the document trail. Opsima builds those on top of the systems you already run, or as the replacement once you have outgrown them.
The category
Industrial software is the category of system a heavy operation runs on day to day: the asset register, the maintenance workflow, the dispatch board, the parts shelf and the document trail. Most operations run three or four of them, bought separately, held together by people retyping between screens.
The gap is rarely the software itself. It is what never reaches it. At PNCT, a US container terminal running more than 100 straddle carriers, recorded equipment status changes went from roughly 1,000 a month to roughly 14,000 a month once capture matched the way the yard actually works. The work was always happening. The record was not.
That is the layer Opsima builds, in whichever category the operation needs it. Eight categories have their own page today. The rest are built on request, on the same platform and the same data model.
The range
Eleven categories, one platform underneath. Each one starts from the way your operation already works instead of a product you have to be configured into.
What you own across every site, what each machine has cost to keep, and the compliance records to prove it.
Parts buying that learns from real supplier lead times, and a machine history that includes the events no sensor ever picked up.
Work orders, planned maintenance and repair history, at job level.
Jobs raised and closed at the machine, including where there is no signal, so the record stops having holes in it.
Which machine is going to fail, roughly when, and what to do before it does.
Coverage of the unconnected machines too, because what crews report counts as condition data.
Where every machine is, what it is doing, and how hard it has been worked this shift.
Mixed fleets of any age and any make, including the units telematics never covered.
Loads, dispatch, proof of delivery and the documents that move with them.
Agentic dispatch that knows which drivers are actually available, and billing that releases off a confirmed delivery.
The documents your partners exchange, and the paperwork that starts on paper.
X12 and EDIFACT mapped against your real documents, plus the bills of lading and PODs that arrive as photographs.
Production orders, output, downtime and yield across the plant floor.
OEE and traceability that hold up on lines where half the stations were never wired in.
Stock positions, moves and the equipment doing the moving.
Built on the WMS you already run, since replacing Blue Yonder or Manhattan is rarely the project worth doing.
Built on request, on the same platform. Ask for the one you need and it gets scoped in the working session.
Yard moves, gate flow and vessel work, alongside the equipment that does them.
The operational layer SAP, Oracle and Priority were never meant to hold.
Sensors, gateways and telematics feeding one machine record.
Delivery
Your SAP, Oracle, Maximo or Navis stays your main system. Opsima adds the working layer around it and feeds clean records back in. Nothing gets ripped out, and IT reviews and signs off the rollout in staging before it goes live.
When the old platform is the thing holding you back, hard to change and expensive to touch, Opsima builds the replacement around your machines and the way your crews work. It runs on your servers or ours. Working software ships in weeks, and you pay once it earns its place.
How it runs
Start with one workflow you can name, on your real data rather than a demo set.
Working software ships in weeks. You watch it run on your own operation before anything is signed for the long term.
It runs on your servers or ours, and IT reviews the rollout in staging before it goes live.
You pay once it earns its place.
That order matters more than the category. A licence you configure for six months is a different purchase from software that is already running on your yard before the contract is long.
In the field
Taavura's Earth Moving Division runs the same layer across quarries and infrastructure sites, after ERP integrations and standard fleet systems had already failed to stick with field crews. Maintenance, operations, IT and engineering all read one picture, and nobody had to change how they report.
FAQ
Bring one workflow that costs you more than it should. We build it on your real data and run it with you. You pay only after it goes live.