Machine context
Find the right model, installation and service history before troubleshooting.
INDUSTRIAL SERVICE WORKSPACE
Your machines.
Your expertise.
One workspace.
Bring machine records, field evidence and service knowledge together. Built for equipment makers who support machines long after delivery.
Now inviting design partners
odrivaService workspace
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKSPACE · SAMPLE DATA
S–024
Precision saw · Machine S-024
Case 018 / Cutting deviationUnder review
Evidence before a site visit.
An operator reports an uneven cut. Photos, operating context and the machine record stay with the case.
- Operator report
- Cut surface photo attached
- Assigned engineer
- Reviewing evidence
- Next action
- Confirm material and blade setup
A machine has a memory.
Keep commissioning, service interventions and verification together across the life of an installed machine.
- Commissioning
- Machine record created
- Previous service
- Blade guide inspected
- Current case
- Recovery not yet verified
Your expertise stays with your team.
Find the relevant manual and past service notes. Check the source before deciding what happens next.
- Service manual
- Blade guide inspection · §4.2
- Related case
- Comparable symptom, different machine
- Engineer decision
- Verify applicability before use
Example only. No live machine connection.
FOR MACHINE BUILDERS & THEIR SERVICE TEAMS
Sawing & cutting equipmentMachine toolsAdjacent equipment OEMs
01 / THE SERVICE GAP
The machine is on site.
The context is everywhere.
A photo in a chat. A manual in a folder. A repair that only one engineer remembers. Odriva gives your team a shared starting point.
Field evidence
Keep symptoms, photos and follow-up notes attached to the service case.
Service knowledge
Turn completed work into a useful record for the next engineer.
02 / ONE CONNECTED SERVICE STORY
From first report
to the next service.
Identify the machine
Start with the machine record and the people responsible for it.
Build the case
Collect the symptom, evidence and operating context in one place.
Coordinate the response
Give an engineer ownership and keep the next action visible.
Keep what you learned
Record the intervention and verified recovery for future reference.
A service workspace, with clear boundaries.
People make the decisions
Service information supports qualified engineers. Diagnostic suggestions require human review.
Access follows responsibility
Agree on users, machines and document scope before onboarding. Validate access during the pilot.
Connect in stages
Start with records and service cases. Machine telemetry depends on equipment-specific assessment.
03 / START WITH A REAL SERVICE PROBLEM
One machine family.
One focused pilot.
Bring a service lead, a few engineers and a recurring support problem. We will define the scope together and review a real workflow before expanding.
- Agree on equipment, users and available records
- Walk through a service case with your team
- Review workflow fit and onboarding effort
Talk to SeletaTech
Tell us your equipment type, installed fleet and the service problem you want to solve. Contact us through our company LinkedIn page; your message is sent there, not through this website.
Talk to SeletaTech · LinkedInBefore you start
Can we sign up and connect every machine today?
Odriva is onboarding design partners through scoped, assisted pilots. Equipment compatibility and workflow fit are reviewed before production use.
Do we need live PLC data to begin?
No. A pilot can begin with machine records, manuals and service cases. Telemetry integration is a separate equipment-specific step.
Does Odriva remotely control our machines?
The initial service workspace does not provide cloud-based machine control. Existing local controls and safety procedures remain authoritative.
How are scope and pricing agreed?
We define users, machine families, records, integrations and support needs together, then provide a pilot proposal. There is no instant self-service subscription on this page.