Know where you stand before you invest.
A 1 to 2 day review of your data landscape. You get concrete advice, a clear next step, and a fixed price agreed upfront. The advice is yours, whatever you decide afterwards.
Having data isn't the same as knowing what to measure.
Whether your machines run at customer sites or your lines run in your own plant, they already produce hundreds of signals. The hard part is knowing which of them actually tell you something.
So we start with the decision, not the data: what do you want to decide, and what's worth measuring to support it. That is the first thing the Quick Scan settles.
Which machines or lines underperform, and why?
Where is maintenance effort spent without return?
Are we hitting the uptime we target?
Which parts will fail before the next service?
What you get.
Five concrete deliverables. No vague insights, no 60-slide deck.
What's worth measuring
The priority use cases and the KPIs that earn their place, plus what to skip. The shortlist your build is scoped from.
Your data landscape, mapped
Which sources, systems and connections you actually have, from PLC and gateway to ERP, and what shape the data is in.
Where it slows down
The technical and organisational bottlenecks between your data and the decisions it should support. Named explicitly.
Which building blocks fit
Which of the six building blocks apply to your situation, in what order, and what you can skip. Mapped to your goals.
A fixed price for the next step
A scoped proposal with a fixed price for the recommended first phase. No estimate ranges, no hourly surprises.
The advice is yours. Build it with us, with your own team, or with another party. The readout doesn't change.
How it works.
Intake call
Your situation, your systems, what you want out of it. We confirm scope and the fixed price here, before anything starts.
The review
We look at your actual systems and data with the people who run them. Short sessions with IT, operations and the business.
Readout
A working session walking through the findings, the recommended building blocks and the fixed-price proposal for the next step.
What it typically leads to.
The scan delivers the advice. These are the kinds of solutions customers build right after, on the foundation the scan scopes.
Fleet Performance dashboard
Every machine in your fleet on one screen: uptime, alarms, OEE. See the live demo →
White-label customer portal
Your customers see their own machines and KPIs, in your brand, without calling your service desk. Explore the module →
Alarm & service analytics
Which alarms recur, which machines drive service load, and what to fix before the customer calls. Explore the module →
OEE per line, real-time
Availability, performance and quality per production line, on the floor and in management reporting. Explore the module →
OTIF & planning reporting
Delivery performance, forecast versus actual and staffing, linked to what production really did. Explore the module →
Quality & maintenance insights
Scrap, rework and downtime by cause, so maintenance happens before the line stops.
All built on the same data foundation, which is exactly what the scan scopes, and the same foundation any future AI use case will need.
Worth it for you?
A Quick Scan makes sense if
- You're a machine builder with connected machines (IXON, Secomea or similar) but no analytics layer on top.
- You're a manufacturer with dashboards nobody acts on, or data spread across machines, ERP and spreadsheets.
- A prototype or self-built platform has grown out of hand and needs to become production-grade.
- You want an independent view before committing budget to a data platform.
Probably not yet if
- Your machines or production lines aren't connected at all yet. Then connectivity comes first.
- You're still exploring whether data should be a priority this year.
In both cases a short conversation is more useful than a scan. Speak with Martijn →
Questions about the Quick Scan.
How long does it take, start to finish?
From intake call to readout is typically two to three weeks, depending on scheduling. The review itself takes 1 to 2 days of our time and a handful of short sessions from yours.
What do you need from us?
Read access to the relevant systems where practical, and two or three short conversations: someone from IT, someone from operations, and whoever owns the outcome. No preparation documents needed.
What does it cost?
A fixed price, agreed in the intake call before anything starts. No hourly billing and no surprises. The exact amount depends on the size of your landscape, which is exactly what we establish in that first 30 minutes.
Do we keep the advice if we don't continue with StriData?
Yes. The findings, the recommended approach and the architecture direction are yours. You can execute with your own team or another party. We'd rather earn the follow-up than lock you in.
What happens after the readout?
You decide. Some customers start with the proposed first phase right away, some plan it for a later quarter, some take the advice and run with it internally. There is no obligation attached to the scan.
Request a Quick Scan.
A few sentences about your situation is enough. We reply within one business day to plan the intake call.