From fragmented signals to a facility that can act.

Lumo is the operational brain that sits on top of the systems you already run. It ingests live signals from RTLS, CMMS, building sensors, work orders, and vendor reports. Then it reconciles those signals into a single real-time model of your facility. Every asset, every technician, and every open job lives in the same place. It is updated the moment reality changes.

On that foundation, Lumo runs the operation. It flags anomalies as they emerge, qualifies the right technician for the right job, dispatches work automatically, and writes the outcome back to Maximo or SAP without anyone re-keying it. Teams stop switching between five tools to answer one question, the facility becomes something you can talk to, and something that acts on its own.

Most facilities don't have a data problem, they have a fragmentation problem. Work orders live in Maximo, water readings arrive as PDFs from a vendor, service requests sit in Corrigo, and the asset master hasn't been reconciled in months. Teams end up stitching the picture together by hand every morning before they can act.

Lumo dissolves that stitching. Every source, CMMS, RTLS, telemetry, vendor reports, spreadsheets, flows into one live operational graph where a work order, the asset it references, the technician nearby, and last week's inspection all connect. Ask a question and the whole facility answers, from a single source of truth.