Built in
The history lives on the machine
The everyday problem: a different tech was on this unit last time, so the person standing in front of it now doesn't know whether that filter was changed in March or is overdue. The answer is in someone's head, or on a paper invoice in a folder back at the shop.
In NORDVEST the record lives where it belongs — on the asset. Pull up the machine and you get its whole service timeline: PMs, oil samples, separator changes, firmware updates, each stamped with the hour reading, the date, the tech, and the parts used.
Down to the component
"Service history" usually means a list of visits. NORDVEST goes a level deeper: each entry records which components were touched — this filter, that separator element, this oil type at this many hours. So the question isn't just "when were we last here," it's "when did we last change this exact part, and at what hour reading" — the question a tech actually has, standing in front of the machine.
In your hand, in the field
The full history opens on the tech's phone, right there at the machine — field-ready, no digging through paper or calling the office. Whoever shows up is as informed as the person who was here last time.
What's due, in the same view
Because the history is tied to runtime hours and PM intervals, the same timeline also shows what's coming due — the oil filter flagged at 12,500 hours sits right alongside the work that's already been done. Past and next, on one machine, in one place.