Telaia

Live demo · Field service

Alderfield Service Group

Telaia Premium OS: 11 technicians, 3 territories, full machine histories and maintenance generated straight from contracts.
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Alderfield Service Group running live — the screen you land on when you open the demo.
Captured from the Alderfield Service Group demo · same build, same data

Sample data

This company is fictional. Every name, number and document in the demo is invented sample data — you'll see the same fiction badge inside the demo itself.

Alderfield Service Group keeps commercial equipment running: 11 technicians across 3 territories, servicing espresso machines, refrigeration and kitchen lines for cafés and restaurants — including Coppervane's three venues.

Field service lives on history. When a machine goes down at 7 a.m., the question is never just who's free — it's who's close, who's qualified, and what happened the last four times this machine failed.

The demo shows Telaia Premium OS as it's being built: an asset registry with full machine histories, maintenance generated straight from contracts, and a dispatch board that respects territory and skills.

One shared world

The espresso machines Alderfield services here belong to Coppervane — open that demo and you're looking at the same machines from the restaurant's side.

What to click first

  1. 01

    Open any serial number and read the machine's full history — every visit, part and note.

  2. 02

    Watch the dispatch board weigh territory, skills and travel time before it suggests a technician.

  3. 03

    Open a service contract and see the maintenance visits it generated on the calendar.

Open the live demo

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Behind this demo

Telaia Premium OS — early access

The product behind this demo is being built right now with our first signed client. The demo shows where it's headed.