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Which PM is past due, and which machine will it stop?

For maintenance and reliability teams whose system keeps the work orders and PMs to the hour, while what waits on parts, what spares are on the shelf, and the hours spent rebuilding the schedule live in memory. We draw the team as a Frame from read-only exports, show the chain from a missing spare to an unplanned stop, and write nothing back.

  • PMs slip past due and nobody can say which of them wait on a part.
  • Spares are never checked against the equipment list until the repair needs one.
  • The crew plan is rebuilt by hand after every breakdown, and the hours it takes are never counted.
  • current recorded recently; run the week on it
  • stale recorded once; ask before you act on it
  • dark nobody records it; not zero, unknown

Plant maintenance team, three buildings

Sample — illustrative mock-up Crew hours booked, next week
today an overbooked crew · 108% 104%, counted 4 days ago counted today: Sun – Mon as last counted: tomorrow – Tue Work orders waiting on parts: nobody records it, so no forecast
Above, a fresh count puts crew load at an overbooked crew Sunday or Monday, not between tomorrow and Tuesday.

Start with a $400 consultation: a generous half day.

In person when we can. You leave with a Frame sketch on one page and a lot of good questions; within a week, a written proposal with deliverables and a price.

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One door, two offers behind it

Enterprise-grade data integration and analysis, the kind Fortune 500 companies pay millions for, at a price built for mid-sized companies: pipes, predictions, and automations, on one Frame. Every engagement starts with the consultation, a generous half day. Behind it are a Build or a Hold, each scoped in writing before anything starts, each paid in thirds. Prices are typical ranges; the proposal is the quote.

Start here: the consultation

$400 · a generous half day · in person when we can, by video when we cannot

A proposal within a week: deliverables, a price from the ranges below, and the three payment points attached to those deliverables.

Then one of two

  • Build

    Companies that know the week is leaking — whether or not they know where yet.

    What you get: a Frame of the operation, the one-page Friday picture, a short list of what to build next, and the shipped pipes, predictions, or automations, each with its own node on your Frame

    4–10 weeks, scoped$10,000–$50,000

  • Hold

    Companies that want the Frame kept live and the small fixes done without a new proposal each time.

    What you get: a monthly Frame review, the tuning and the small fixes, and a phone number that answers

    monthly, cancel with 30 days$1,000–$10,000 / month

Paying

One third on signing. One third on delivery. One third on acceptance — you say when it is done, against the deliverables we wrote down.

Call805-888-2449

EmailSomapptic@gmail.com

Webcerebralframe.com

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