Prove one work-package flow
Start with one inspection, maintenance, closeout, service order, or reporting process and configure Oculi around the unit of work your team already delivers.
Oculi pricing is quote-based and aligned to work packages, inspections, service visits, closeout packages, recurring reports, and program scale, rather than making every login the main pricing driver.
We review the unit of work, reporting outcome, operational volume, and rollout requirements. That keeps the quote tied to the work being delivered while field crews, reviewers, and stakeholders can collaborate.
Start with one inspection, maintenance, closeout, service order, or reporting process and configure Oculi around the unit of work your team already delivers.
Expand across recurring visits, sites, reporting packages, and operational roles while keeping usage aligned to the work completed.
Support larger workflows with custom reporting, integrations, governance, exports, and rollout planning tied to program scale.
| Factor | What we review | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Workflow scope | Operations and maintenance (O&M) workflows—such as preventive maintenance visits and inspections—plus closeout packages, service orders, safety observations, or other field records | The unit of work determines how forms, statuses, review steps, and reports should be configured |
| Volume and cadence | Work packages, sites, recurring visits, reports, and program growth expectations | Pricing can scale with operational usage instead of seat count alone |
| Reporting needs | Client templates, evidence requirements, photos, open items, approvals, and exports | Report complexity affects configuration, QA, and onboarding effort |
| Implementation support | Existing forms, sites, assets, roles, data import needs, and rollout path | Guided onboarding is part of the product and should match the first workflow |
| Integration needs | Exports, downstream reporting, analytics, operations systems, and governance requirements | Integrations and custom reporting can change delivery scope |
Exact pricing is quote-based because Oculi is configured around the field workflow, reporting outcome, and rollout scope. The fastest way to price it is to share the work package or report your team wants to improve first.
Each rollout combines Oculi software with guided setup around one real workflow, rather than starting with a blank tool rollout.
Use a focused workflow page to compare the operational fit, then bring the report or closeout package your team already delivers.
Keep photos, equipment details, closeout notes, and open work attached to the maintenance record.
Review photos, checklist context, deficiencies, status, and sign-offs as one closeout record.
Read how structured maintenance capture supports office review and client reporting.
The quote starts with the work, report, and rollout requirements your team already has.
Oculi does not make every login the main pricing driver. The quote is based on the field workflow, unit of work, reporting needs, operational volume, onboarding, and any approved integration or export scope.
Start with one current work package, inspection, service visit, closeout package, or recurring report. We review the forms, evidence, statuses, review steps, report requirements, cadence, and rollout scope behind it.
Yes. Guided workflow setup is part of the product. Operandi maps the current process, configures the first workflow, and supports the initial rollout.
Yes. A focused rollout starts with one practical workflow and its report or closeout package before expanding to more sites, teams, or processes.
They can. Export, downstream reporting, analytics, operations-system, and governance requirements are reviewed during scoping because they can change delivery effort.
Share the field process, report, or closeout package that creates the most manual follow-up today. Oculi can then scope the rollout and quote the work being delivered.