Maintenance and operations work in one platform: planned from real data, followed up in one place, and reported without anyone typing anything twice. It plugs into the maintenance management system you already run: SAP, Maximo, or whatever holds your work orders today.
The problem
Work orders sit in the ERP, routine results in separate files, contractor progress in spreadsheets and findings in emails. The result is avoidable manual effort, issues resolved late, and little visibility over how the work, and the asset, are actually performing.
With OPERA
The same data serves execution, follow-up and reporting, so nothing is entered twice and nothing is rebuilt at the end of the month.
In practice
On constrained assets, access, permits and production windows can cost more than the repair itself.
The routine check on an injection pump is recorded against the equipment. The performance test comes back NOK: the pump's reliability status drops, a corrective work order is raised from the same record, and the planner fits it into the unit window already booked for Thursday. The pump is fixed before it trips.
Inside OPERA
01OPERA Main
Work orders, work tasks and notifications in one database. Contractor campaigns followed live, findings turned into follow-up work, and reporting in real time.
02OPERA Routines
Set up recurring checks and monitoring on specific equipment in minutes. OPERA generates the work orders on time and pushes them back to your ERP.
03OPERA Condition & Reliability
Every test result and condition reading feeds two statuses per equipment, condition and reliability, positioned on a risk matrix. Operating window excursions are logged on the system they affect.
Your information system
You decide where the line sits.
Your master data stays where it is: SAP, Maximo, your specialist engineering tools. OPERA connects through open APIs. Preventive work stays in your ERP. For the small recurring checks your ERP is too heavy for, OPERA Routines generates the work orders and pushes them back. Corrective work is handled in OPERA and pushed back whenever you want it.
Security is scoped with your IT from the pilot onwards: single sign-on against your directory, hosting and access management agreed with your architects, and permissions by profile: technician, supervisor, planner, manager. No deployment starts without your IT's sign-off.
Deployment
Optimize
LENS connects OPERA data, P&IDs, 3D models and technical documentation in one interactive navigation environment. Maintenance, operations, HSE and engineering teams can explore the same asset in the same context, using a shared visual language.
Teams can project multi-disciplinary data onto equipment, simulate intervention scenarios and identify potential optimizations before execution. LENS turns siloed operational information into coordinated, asset-level decision-making.
