Create the account and program
Create a free authenticated account, sign in, and create the Turnover program directly through the self-service flow.
A Turnover program begins with a site or facility structure so notes, equipment, actions, history, and alerts have useful context. Then the experience pool grows from real work, not from a separate documentation project.
The structure is required because it gives the program a consistent way to understand where work belongs. A simple trial structure may be ready quickly. Larger operations can take longer depending on the detail selected.
Create a free authenticated account, sign in, and create the Turnover program directly through the self-service flow.
Define Area, Line or Sub-Area, and Machine or Item so records can be routed to the correct operational context.
Add the people who should contribute, respond, review, or administer the configured program.
Use LiveNotes, Operations, Action Items, and selected modules while the work is actually happening.
Record what was found, changed, verified, completed, or handed off so the history remains valuable.
Bring back prior problems, responses, comments, pictures, codes, dates, locations, and equipment context.
Add opt-in alert subscriptions, secondary inventory, projects, scheduling, files, or approved contractor contributions where useful.
For a simple operation, a user can create the authenticated account, create the program, build a basic structure, and begin entering real knowledge quickly without scheduling a call. The exact time depends on the size and detail of the structure.
The strongest demonstration is not a staged video. It is your own team entering a real issue, seeing the update together, and recovering it later.
Turnover does not require a sales conversation before you can learn whether it fits. The guided path remains available for teams that want a demonstration, commissioning help, or a planned rollout.
Create a free authenticated account, verify the account, create your own program, build the required site or facility structure, and begin using real work to evaluate it.
Schedule a call, review a specific workflow, or ask Turnover to help with commissioning, structure, permissions, module selection, and rollout planning.