TimeQeeper
Platform · Runtime & monitoring

Maintenance based on actual run-hours.

Stop manual inspection rounds and scattered registrations. TimeQeeper measures run-hours automatically through industrial sensors and consolidates everything into one clear platform — so you plan maintenance on actual usage instead of calendar assumptions.

Asset detail with total run-hours, monthly overview and run-hour trend
100%
Automatic tracking
24/7
Continuously monitored
0
Manual logging
How it works

From sensor to smarter maintenance, in four steps.

  1. 1

    Mount the node

    An industrial measuring node is placed on the machine without complex wiring. No modifications to the installation required.

  2. 2

    Automatic detection

    The node registers run-hours and starts via a current sensor or dry-contact signal — fully automatic.

  3. 3

    One dashboard

    Run-hours, starts and status come together automatically in the platform, per asset and per location.

  4. 4

    Reports & maintenance

    Automated reports and maintenance plans that follow actual usage instead of the calendar.

TimeQeeper node — Remote Asset Runtime Logger, mounted on a machine

TimeQeeper node (TQ-DC1) — Remote Asset Runtime Logger

Hardware

Industrial measuring nodes, built for the field.

The TimeQeeper node is a rugged, wireless data logger that registers run-hours on the machine itself. Data travels via LoRaWAN to a gateway; if the connection drops, the node buffers locally and transmits later.

  • LoRaWAN
  • Wireless — no complex wiring
  • Local data buffer
  • Gateway with 4G
  • Current sensor or dry contact
The platform in action

Up-to-date run-hours, per asset.

From the total overview down to the run-hour trend per machine: all runtime data in one place.

TimeQeeper dashboard with measuring points, gateways and total measured run-hours

Dashboard — measuring points, gateways and totals

Asset detail with total run-hours, monthly overview and run-hour trend
Asset detail — run-hours and trend
Asset overview with status, signal and run-hours per asset
Assets — status, signal and run-hours
Applications

For every machine that runs.

Pumps
Pumps
Compressors
Compressors
Shredders
Shredders
Electric motors
Electric motors
Fans & blowers
Fans & blowers
Waste cranes & grabs
Waste cranes & grabs
Runtime × EAM

Run-hours are just the beginning.

Within TimeQeeper, run-hours are a data layer in the broader EAM platform. Maintenance plans run directly on run-hours: work orders are created based on actual usage, with full history per asset.

  • Maintenance plans on run-hours or calendar
  • Work orders based on actual usage
  • Full history and reporting per asset
Maintenance planning in TimeQeeper with run-hour based rounds

Ready for more control over your maintenance?

Book a tailored demo. We'll show how TimeQeeper fits your assets, processes and team — and we'll get in touch quickly.