Backoffice plans the week from live meter readings, and Field Office runs it on site.

30% more tasks
in the same time.
25% less driving
by planning visits ahead of time.
No system to replace
It feeds Dynamics 365 Field Service, Dobby or your own.
From consumption data to invoicing, the Flowplan software brings insight, service, and billing together in one place.
Your overview, your layout
The first thing you see when you log in: a fully customisable dashboard where widgets cover every part of the operation, from installations and tasks to usage and service.
Per machine · tap · filter
Track consumption in near real time, down to the individual drink, tap, and filter. No manual readings.
Data-driven insights
Spot patterns and waste before they become a problem: consumption trends across installations, down to the individual pour.
Automatic monitoring
Keep an eye on water quality right in the platform. Follow filter capacity and quality trends over time, and catch deviations before they affect taste or machines.
Capacity & overview
Automatically calculated capacity and reports that give management a clear view of operations across every location.
Service at the right time
The platform predicts when service and filter changes are due and groups stops into smart task windows per location.
Connected to your systems
Connect Flowplan to the tools you already use across field service, POS, inventory and accounting. Data flows both ways through the open API.
From usage to invoice
Consumption and service history are logged per customer and location, ready to feed your invoicing flow through reports and the API.
Mobile app for technicians
The technician's co-pilot in the field: scan, swap, and confirm on the spot. The same data as Backoffice, always in sync.
Where it fits
Most service teams already run equipment maintenance software of some kind, to schedule work and raise invoices. Flowplan does not ask you to move off it. The platform sits underneath: it reads the machines, works out what needs doing and when, and puts that into the system your team already opens every morning.
Service tasks go to Dynamics 365 Field Service or Dobby. Filter, leak and connection events are pushed automatically. The API runs both ways, so you can create and update customers, locations and installations from your own systems, and read consumption back out per customer and per location.
What changes is where the work comes from. A task appears because a filter is close to its real capacity, or because a line is running while the venue is shut. Nobody set that interval by hand.

No. A CMMS holds your asset register and the jobs against it, and it relies on someone entering what happened. Flowplan measures the equipment directly, works out what needs doing from that, and hands the job to the system you already use. Teams run both.
Most equipment maintenance software schedules from a date and a service interval. This schedules from the machine: litres through the filter, temperature at the outlet, hours of use. The interval stops being a guess, so visits land where they are needed.
No, it feeds them. Service tasks are sent across, and filter, leak and connection events are pushed automatically. If you run something else, the API goes both ways.
Field Office on a phone. A QR scan pulls up the machine, its filter and its history, the technician logs the swap in a couple of taps, and the day's stops and packing list work offline.
A Beam on the machine, reading its own temperature sensor and whatever meter sits on the line. Beam reads third-party meters too, so a mixed fleet does not need standardising on our hardware first.
Yes. You choose which consumption and performance figures each customer gets access to.
Water use and service events are logged per customer and per location, and come out through reports or the API into your invoicing flow. Nobody re-reads a meter to raise the invoice.

Beam is the transmitter on the equipment, a Flowmeter counts the litres on the line, and conductivity, pressure and level arrive as add-on sensors on Beam PRO.
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