Fleet and Site Management

Multi-fleet view to critical assets Health and Emissions is a foundation for enterprise-wide optimization

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Digital gauges showing turbine performance scores: Turbine 1 has a score of 49 labeled poor with a red arc, Turbine 2 has a score of 78 labeled good with a green arc, and all gears have a score of 67 with a yellow arc.

Fleet and Site Management

Feet and Site Management lets you to manage all your assets fluid data easily in one view.  See fleet and site KPIs, drill down to details with few clicks and get actionable advice for fleet optimization.

  • Multiple fleets and sites in one view

  • See performance KPIs for Health and Emissions

  • Create dynamic fleet views for easy comparison

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Screenshot of an analytics dashboard showing data for different sites and views, including health and emissions metrics with gauges and color codes.

Analysis and Reporting

Get up to date visibility to all your fleets and sites performance. While viewing KPIs and development trends Fleet Management alerts also about smallest anomalies so you won’t miss a detail.

  • Automated fleet performance analysis

  • See fluid and machine types volatility analysis

  • Get actionable advice for fleet optimization

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Warning alert box with an exclamation mark icon, stating 'Take action' and 'Oil aging accelerated'.
Bar chart comparing components: hydraulics with mostly green and black, bearings with yellow and black, gears with red and black lines.

Benchmarking

Benchmarking let you to create easily fluid and machine groups for dynamic fleet comparison. The service enables even industry benchmarking to optimize your fleet and site performance.

  • Create unlimited virtual fleets for dynamic comparison

  • Benchmark fleets, sites and get even industry benchmarking

  • Get dynamic reports for your needs

Diagram comparing hydraulic systems with labels for worst, best hydraulics, and all water turbines. The worst hydraulics display a health score of 47 with a red gauge, while the best hydraulics show a health score of 78 with a green gauge. Power output in tons of CO2 emissions is noted as 54.2 for the worst hydraulics and 147.5 for the best. Components labeled as Machine 1, Machine 2, and Machine 3 are shown connected by dotted lines to the main diagram.

Fleet-Level Condition Management Requires an Integrated Model

Managing multiple assets and sites requires oil analysis, real-time condition monitoring, and lubrication optimization to function as one unified system.

→ Learn how to build integrated condition management at the enterprise level.