Your server
The database sits on a box in your building. Nobody else’s shop is in it and nobody else’s login reaches it.
← Back to home
Why on-premise
What a program on your own server gives you that a subscription does not.
No internet needed
The shop keeps working when the line outside does not. Phones and tablets go on working out of range and catch up.
Your own updates
Your box hands the new version to the phones. No store account, and nobody else deciding when you may have it.
Hardware you own
An office desktop, a small box for the database, the tablets already in the bays. No graphics card. Windows 10 and 11, or Linux.
Your data
Any SQL client, pg_dump, or the export on the reports
board. Documents are rows in the same database.
- No export fee and nothing to negotiate
It costs electricity
Everyday assistant answers cost nothing — they are read out of your own database.
Who it is for
Fleet operations
Service intervals, hours, downtime and what a unit costs to keep, held on the machine.
Service shops and dealers
Quoted against actual, write-ups from the field, and paperwork that survives a customer’s yard.
Rental yards
Out, back, serviced, out again. What earns and what gets fixed is the same machine.
OEMs and service networks
Model documents, serial ranges and warranty work, shared with the independent shops that service your machines.