Your maintenance record stays yours.
Equipment data describes how your plant actually runs, which makes it commercially sensitive. This page sets out exactly what the platform uses, how scores are produced, who can see what, and where the platform's authority stops.
- OwnershipYours, at all times
- ExportFull CSV, on demand
- EncryptionIn transit and at rest
- AccessRole based, per site
- Shared with other customersNever
- Sold or brokeredNever
What data is used
Nothing beyond what maintenance needs.
The platform asks for equipment and maintenance information. It does not require production recipes, financial records, customer data or personnel files.
Asset register
Machine tag, type, line, criticality, install date, nameplate details.
Runtime and meter data
Hour meters, shift runtime entries, temperature, pressure and current readings taken on rounds.
Symptom reports
Operator and technician observations: noise, heat, vibration, leaks, intermittent faults.
Maintenance history
Work orders, parts consumed, time to repair, findings and sign-offs.
Spare parts data
SKUs, descriptions, bin locations, counts, minimum levels, consumption and receipts.
Vendor records
Supplier names, part coverage, agreed lead times, your internal owner for the relationship.
How scores are derived
A score you can take apart.
A health score is only credible if someone can see what produced it. Every score opens into the inputs behind it.
- 01
Establish the asset baseline
The engine learns each machine's normal operating pattern from its own history rather than comparing it to a generic class average.
- 02
Measure current deviation
New runtime, readings and reports are compared against that baseline, weighted by how recent and how complete they are.
- 03
Match against patterns
Deviations are tested against known failure signatures such as bearing wear, filter restriction or seal degradation.
- 04
State the confidence
The score and any alert carry a confidence level reflecting pattern strength and the depth of history available. Thin data produces a lower, visible confidence.
Sample layout showing how a score breaks down. Every score in your workspace opens the same way, with the contributing inputs and their weight visible to anyone who can see the asset.
Practices
Stated plainly, without the certification theatre.
The controls below describe how the platform is built and operated. Where a formal certification is required for your procurement process, ask and we will tell you exactly what does and does not exist today.
Encryption in transit
All traffic between browsers, devices and the platform runs over TLS. Plain HTTP connections are not served.
Encryption at rest
Stored maintenance records, parts data and uploaded files are encrypted on disk.
Role-based access
Permissions by role and, on multi-site plans, by facility. A technician on one line does not see another plant's vendor terms.
Account controls
Individual named accounts, enforced password strength and session expiry. Shared logins are discouraged by design.
Change history
Edits to asset records, stock counts, minimum levels and approvals are recorded with the user and timestamp.
Tenant separation
Each company's data is logically isolated. No customer's maintenance data is visible to another, in any view or report.
Export on demand
Any view exports to CSV, including full event history. Leaving does not mean losing your records.
Backups
Regular automated backups with restore testing, so a lost record is recoverable rather than theoretical.
No data brokerage
Your data is not sold, licensed, brokered or used to build a product for anyone else.
The boundary
Indussbz flags and suggests. Your team decides.
This is a deliberate design limit, not a disclaimer. Software that overrides a technician standing in front of a machine is dangerous, and software that buys on your behalf is a liability.
- Maintenance decisions rest with your maintenance team
- Purchasing decisions rest with your approvers
- Safety isolations and statutory inspections stay under your procedures
- An alert is evidence to act on, not an instruction to follow
Ownership
Portable by default.
- You own your asset register, maintenance history, stock records and vendor list
- Export is available throughout the subscription, not only at the end of it
- Exports include history and audit entries, not just current values
- On cancellation, data remains exportable for the wind-down window set out in the Terms of Service