Keep the formal record
Your CMMS or work-order system can remain the formal maintenance record while Turnover retains troubleshooting, handoff, and decision context around the work.
Works With Your Systems
You do not have to replace what already works.
Already have a CMMS, ERP, MES, historian, document system, work-order platform, or other industrial software? Turnover can complement that environment by preserving the operational thread between systems, people, shifts, and departments.
No forced rip-and-replaceKeep source referencesConsolidate later if it makes sense
Complementary architecture
CMMS / ERP / MESFormal system records
↔TurnoverOperational context & continuity
↔Historian / Docs / WOSource data & references
Complement, do not duplicate
Different systems are good at different things.
Your existing industrial platforms can remain in place. Turnover focuses on the troubleshooting, handoffs and decisions that often get lost between systems and teams.
Keep production systems doing production work
MES, historian, and automation platforms can continue to hold production or time-series data while Turnover captures the human operational thread.
Reference the source
Where practical, retain work-order numbers, external IDs, source references, and links so the operational story does not become detached from the system of record.
Integration expectations
Start alongside your systems. Connect only what has a supported path.
Turnover can preserve useful work, references, and histories while existing CMMS, ERP, MES, historians and document systems continue performing their formal roles. That does not mean every third-party platform already has a live two-way connector.
Available starting point
Use Turnover's native workspaces, authorized exports, source references, and supported review/import paths with your existing processes.
Planned together
For migration, identity or custom integrations, confirm the target systems, scope, security and supported method during a plant consultation.
Illustrative connectivity
TurnKey's simulated machine-data investigations demonstrate a direction for future connectivity. They are not a representation of live PLC control or an active plant historian feed.
What Turnover adds
The space between “ticket opened” and “ticket closed.”
- Cross-shift handoff
- Live troubleshooting context
- Comments, pictures, findings, and ownership
- Production and maintenance continuity
- Actions and follow-up
- Closing response and reusable technical history
- Searchable knowledge across prior work
Integration language stays honest
Available todayUSE WHAT EXISTS
Turnover can operate alongside existing systems and preserve source references in configured workflows.
MigrationASSISTED WHEN NEEDED
Historical data can be mapped/imported where practical rather than assumed disposable.
Broader connectorsVERIFY FIRST
No connector is claimed unless it is actually built and available for the customer’s deployment.
Bring your environment
Show us the systems you already depend on.
For a plant rollout, we can review where Turnover should stand alone, complement existing tools, or support a future consolidation path.
Before your rollout
What can you plan on today?
Turnover can start as a separate, useful workflow. System connections and imports depend on your actual source data, approvals and supported implementation path.