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Welcome to Tero.Ops

Tero.Ops is maintenance and operations software built for fleets, aquaculture sites, and industrial operations. It runs in your browser, on iOS and Android, and as a Progressive Web App that works offline at sea — so the same record of an engine room, a spare part, or a job order is available on the bridge, in the office, and on a phone in port.

Dashboard — first view after login

What you can do

  • Track every asset. Hierarchies like vessel → engine → pump → seal, with maintenance history, spare parts, documents, and QR codes per asset.
  • Plan and record maintenance. One-off jobs, recurring jobs, calendar-based or meter-triggered preventive maintenance, completion reports with parts used and hours logged.
  • Run procurement end-to-end. Inventory requests from the field, purchase orders to suppliers, receiving (including partial deliveries across ports), and stock tracking with min/max thresholds.
  • Group work into projects. Drydocks, overhauls, and contractor engagements with their own timelines, work requests, and status workflow.
  • Stay compliant. Audit-ready PDFs of maintenance history, inspections, and ISM Code reports.

Who Tero.Ops is for

RoleWhat you’ll do most
Crew / techniciansOpen jobs, scan QR codes, record completion, take photos, raise work requests.
Maintenance supervisorsSchedule jobs, set up preventive maintenance, review job records, manage job templates.
Procurement officersApprove inventory requests, issue purchase orders, manage suppliers, receive stock.
Project managersCreate projects, assign contractors, track milestones across multiple worksites.
Company adminsConfigure worksites, invite users, define roles and permissions, send announcements.

What works offline

The mobile and web app keep working when there’s no signal. You can:

  • View any asset, job, meter, or inventory item that was loaded before
  • Record job completions, take photos, log meter readings
  • Submit work requests and inventory requests

Everything syncs automatically when connection returns — see Working offline for details.