Equipment Management Software

Equipment Management That Bridges Plan and Reality

Your operations platform captures what is scheduled. Your field team knows what is actually ready. Opsima connects those two realities, in real time, without asking anyone to change how they work.

Your Operations System Knows the Plan. Your Field Team Knows the Reality. Nobody Shares a Layer.

Your ERP, TOS, or CMMS tracks what is scheduled. It does not capture the radio call at 06:45 reporting a breakdown, or the WhatsApp thread where three people are trying to get the part. The result is a gap between what the system says is available and what the field team knows is actually ready.

4-8 hrs
Status lag

Average lag between field event and system-of-record update

60%
Allocation errors

Of shift allocation errors trace to stale equipment status

3x
Faster response

Faster response with real-time communication capture

0 min
Opsima lag

Opsima lag from field report to dashboard

Your Operations System Plans the Work. Opsima Knows Right Now.

Opsima is not a replacement for your existing platforms. SAP knows the schedule. Your TOS knows the assignment. Opsima knows whether the equipment is actually ready — because it is continuously reading the communication your team generates around it.

Overlay integration: connects without replacing your stack
Bi-directional sync with SAP, Maximo, MainPac, TOS, AS400
Field events update downstream systems automatically
No re-keying, no manual reconciliation, no lag
SAP
Maximo
MainPac
Teams / Slack
TOS / Navis
AS400 / ERP
OPSIMA
Real-time sync. No middleware required.

See Every Asset, Every Status, Without Asking Anyone

The most expensive question in field operations is: how many units are actually available right now? Opsima answers it continuously. As your team communicates in the field, machine status flows into the dashboard in real time.

Color-coded status tiles: Available, Breakdown, Maintenance, Reserved
Live updates from WhatsApp, radio, Teams, and email
Historical status timeline per equipment ID
Site-level and fleet-level aggregated views
Fleet Status Live
Last updated: 22 seconds ago
Unit-A
Available
Machine-07
Breakdown
Loader-11
Maint.
Fleet-05
Reserved
Crane-B
Available
Unit-03
Breakdown
Haul-06
Available
Machine-12
Maint.
3 Available
2 Breakdown
2 Maintenance
1 Reserved
3 units require attention before next shift

Every Shift Starts With Accurate Information

Opsima builds the shift handover report automatically from the captured events of the outgoing shift. Equipment status, open issues, and active repair ETAs. The incoming supervisor does not have to ask.

Auto-generated end-of-shift handover report
Equipment status summary per shift
Outstanding issues flagged with context and ownership
Full communication log exportable for audit
Shift Handover Report Today 18:00
Auto-generated from Opsima field capture
Equipment Status at Shift End
Events This Shift
Machine-07: Breakdown at 14:22. Part ordered, ETA 08:00.
Loader-11: 500hr service in progress. Done by 07:30.
Unit-A: Returned to service 16:44.
For Incoming Shift
Machine-07: confirm part arrival before assigning
Loader-11: release at 07:30 if service is complete
Handover complete. No manual input required.

What Changes When Your Equipment Layer Connects to Your Communication Layer

The system says 90 units are available. The field team knows it is 78.
Opsima captures status from field communication. Both teams see the same number.
Breakdown at 06:45. Work order opened at 08:30. MTTR clock starts wrong.
Opsima captures the 06:45 report. Every KPI is timestamped correctly.
Quarterly review requires reconciling three systems and a set of spreadsheets.
Opsima maintains a continuous event log. Export in one step.

Your Operations System Captures the Plan. The Question Is Whether You Are Also Capturing Reality.

Every field operation generates a continuous stream of unstructured communication. The operations that have started capturing this layer are building operational intelligence that compounds month over month.

Twelve to eighteen months from now, those operations will have a data set that informs every planning decision. Operations still reconciling spreadsheets will be making the same decisions in the dark.

The advantage does not belong to the largest fleet. It belongs to the one that acted first.

A Tier 1 Heavy Equipment Fleet. Measurable Results.

Port Newark Container Terminal (PNCT) operates 24 hours a day at 1.65 million TEU per year. Before Opsima, maintenance data reflected what was entered into a system hours later. After deployment, it reflected what happened in the field.

+5%
Fleet availability improvement
+15%
Equipment reliability improvement
14,000+
Status changes tracked per month, up from 1,000
"It wasn't like we had to spend a lot of time educating you on our industry. You already understood what we needed."
— James Kukucka, PNCT

Built for Any Operation Where the Plan and the Reality Need to Match

Common Questions About Equipment Management Software

Does Opsima replace our existing operations system or ERP?
No. Opsima overlays your existing stack. Whether you run a TOS, an ERP, or a CMMS, Opsima adds the real-time communication layer those platforms are missing. Your current systems stay the system of record. Opsima makes them accurate.
How does equipment status update without anyone entering data?
Opsima monitors your connected channels -- WhatsApp, Teams, email, radio transcription. When a field team member reports a status, the AI extracts the information and updates the dashboard. No app, no form, no additional step.
Can Opsima work across multiple sites?
Yes. Opsima aggregates data across sites into a single dashboard while maintaining site-level separation. Both corporate and site managers see their relevant view, updated from the same capture layer.
What happens when a communication is ambiguous?
Opsima flags ambiguous messages for human review rather than making an assumption. The original message is attached for context.
How does Opsima handle safety incidents alongside equipment status?
Safety events are classified separately and trigger their own alert protocols. High-severity incidents generate instant phone and email notifications to the designated safety team.
How long does deployment take?
Most operations are live within 2 to 4 weeks. No hardware installation, minimal IT involvement.

Your Operations System Plans the Work. Make Sure the Equipment Is Actually Ready for It.

We will show you a live equipment management dashboard built from real field communication, connected to your existing systems, on your first call.