Belt replaced March 14 by Hartline Mechanical. The contractor note says check the intake filter next visit.
Proof sources
- Service invoice
- Contractor note
- Nameplate photo
Equipment maintenance records you can ask
Free for your first month · No credit card
OctoVault turns nameplate photos, manuals, invoices, and repair notes into equipment records that answer questions — with sources shown and missing proof called out.
Free for your first month — every feature unlocked, no credit card. Your workspace opens on the first click.
OctoVault by Innovate-Ops — equipment maintenance record software for small operators. Questions first? Call (226) 243-0172.
Belt replaced March 14 by Hartline Mechanical. The contractor note says check the intake filter next visit.
Proof sources
Guided setup: send what you have; we organize the first equipment records with you.
Start with one machine, one nameplate photo, and one repair invoice. Ask what fixed this last time. Prefer to talk? Call (226) 243-0172.
Your first machine, phone in hand
Two of these three steps are yours, and both take seconds. The one in the middle is the work, and AI does it.
The nameplate on the machine. However grubby it is, however bad the light.
Make, model, serial, year, voltage — read straight off the photo and laid out as a record.
Nothing lands until you say so. From then on you can ask that machine anything.
No setup project. No importing week. No training. Start with the machine that hurt you most recently.
Sound familiar?
From repeat problem to last fix
Drop in the last invoice, photo, or note you can find. OctoVault turns it into a sourced answer and a missing-proof list.
A nameplate or equipment photo starts the record. OctoVault pulls out the useful identity clues and keeps the image as a source — you approve every fact.
Drag in a manual, a warranty, an invoice, a photo. Each file lands on the right record — linked, not lost in a folder.
The spreadsheet you already keep, messy rows and all. Every row becomes a record you can attach proof to and ask.
Ask what happened, what is covered, or what is missing. Every answer shows the sources it used — and gaps are called out, not papered over.
The old way, and this way
Nothing on the right is a promise about the future. It is what happens the first afternoon you use it.
Keep it on your home screen. The vault opens where the machines are — at the machine. Nothing to install from a store; your phone adds it straight from the browser.
Why operators trust it
Every serious answer points at the records behind it — invoice, manual, note, photo.
Gaps show up in amber, not papered over. “Missing” is a first-class answer.
Your records are never held hostage — we export everything for you anytime you ask.
OctoVault shows sources, flags missing proof, and makes guided setup available when your team wants help.
Three ways to start
Most people never need us. The offer is there anyway.
Open the app and photograph one nameplate. Your first equipment passport takes under five minutes. Free for your first month, every feature unlocked, no credit card.
Open OctoVault appTwenty minutes with the people who built OctoVault. Bring one machine and you leave the call with its record made.
Book a timeHand over the boxes, the shared drive, the inbox. Guided setup (from $750) and full data rescue (from $1,500) are free for founding customers right now — in exchange for honest feedback.
Help is optional
Guided setup: send what you have; we organize the first equipment records with you. We reply within one business day.
What to try first: Start with one machine, one nameplate photo, and one repair invoice. Ask what fixed this last time. Your records stay exportable, and every answer shows the sources behind it.
FAQ
Yes. Open OctoVault in your browser and start with one equipment record. If you'd rather not do the loading, request guided setup and we'll load your first records with you.
One record. Snap a nameplate photo, attach one manual or service invoice, then ask: what fixed this last time? If the answer isn't useful, you've lost ten minutes.
Nothing lands in a record until you approve it. Every answer shows its sources, and when proof is missing OctoVault says "missing" instead of guessing.
It tells you. The file is saved either way, marked "could not read yet," and the record's Missing list shows what still needs a better copy. Honest gaps beat confident guesses.