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Makula is a B2B SaaS platform built for machinery OEMs and factories running complex industrial operations. Rather than one rigid tool, it offers two focused products for the people who build and maintain heavy equipment. The Field Service product is made for industrial equipment manufacturers and distributors. It keeps a live record of every machine in the field, coordinates service requests, technician scheduling, and dispatch, and offers a branded customer portal where clients can order spare parts, request service, and view machine histories in seconds, turning after sales service into recurring revenue. The CMMS product is made for factories and production plants. It handles preventive maintenance scheduling, work orders, asset tracking, spare parts inventory, and digital inspections, helping maintenance teams reduce unplanned downtime and stay audit ready. Tying both together is an AI Copilot that surfaces troubleshooting knowledge usually locked inside experienced staff, guiding faster decisions and helping new team members get up to speed quickly.
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Makula is purpose built for the industrial world, not adapted from generic software. It combines two products in one platform: a Field Service solution for machinery OEMs and distributors, and a CMMS for factories. Most tools do one or the other. Makula also adds an AI Copilot that captures troubleshooting knowledge usually locked inside experienced staff, and a branded customer portal that turns after sales service into recurring revenue. It is modular, so teams start with what they need and scale up.
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Generic Field Service Management and CMMS tools are rarely built for the realities of industrial service: long equipment lifecycles, complex installed bases, and service chains involving distributors and partners. Makula is designed for exactly this. OEMs and distributors get installed base management, technician coordination, and a customer portal for parts and service in one place. Factories get preventive maintenance, work orders, and asset tracking to cut downtime. Both share an AI Copilot, and teams can adopt one product now and expand later without switching systems.
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Makula serves two main audiences. The first is machinery OEMs, industrial equipment manufacturers, and distributors who want to scale after sales service, support their installed base, and grow spare parts revenue. The second is factories and production plants whose maintenance teams need to reduce unplanned downtime, manage assets, and stay audit ready. In short, it is for the companies that build, service, or maintain industrial equipment.
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