Licensing packages
The commercial model combines implementation, licensing, hosting model and support. Start with the use case that creates value first, then expand the package as adoption grows.
BASIC
For organizations that want to centralize data, remove manual collection and establish a trusted operational baseline.
STANDARD
For organizations that need recurring KPIs, rules and reports that support daily operations and management decisions.
ENTERPRISE
For demanding environments where SmartTwin becomes part of the operating model across sites, assets and teams.
Before publishing, align the exact feature mapping, package limits and final licensing matrix.
Business value and ROI
Before implementation we define where time, money and risk are lost today. Then we describe the value logic for each use case and validate it against your data during discovery, PoC or production rollout.
Manual work, reporting frequency and internal cost are compared with the part of the workflow that SmartTwin can automate.
Current consumption, tariffs, peaks and operational constraints are compared with verified optimization actions.
Detection, reaction and closure effort are compared before and after alerts, owners and tasks are connected.
Recurring failures, downtime exposure and maintenance effort are compared with earlier detection and better prioritization.
How ROI is described
Time spent collecting, checking and preparing data is connected with how often the work repeats and how much of it can move into automated reports, KPIs and alerts.
Baseline consumption, demand peaks, tariffs and operating patterns are compared with the actions SmartTwin helps identify, prioritize and verify.
Typical failure patterns, response delays and business disruption are compared with earlier warnings, clearer ownership and faster closure.
Recurring reporting effort, auditability needs and data quality risk are compared with traceable calculations and automated evidence preparation.
The result is a business case written in the customer’s own operating language, not a generic template output.
