Telaia Premium OS
Early accessDispatch that respects reality.
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We're building this now.
The problem
The failure modes we're building against
The machine's history is in a veteran's memory
Which compressor was replaced, when, under whose warranty — it's known, but not written anywhere findable.
Contracts promise visits that never get scheduled
The agreement says quarterly maintenance. The calendar says whenever someone remembers.
Dispatch finds the conflict when the truck is en route
The right skills, the right parts and the travel time were all knowable before the job was assigned.
Customers call because they can't see anything
Every status update is a phone call your office has to answer.
What's inside
What we're building
01
Asset registry
Every machine, every visit, every part — the full history in one record.
02
Contract-generated maintenance
A contract with quarterly service in it schedules its own visits.
03
Constraint-aware dispatch
Jobs assigned against the constraints that actually bind: skills, parts on the truck, travel.
04
Technician mobile app
A companion app for crews in the field. App-store availability comes with the product.
05
Customer portal
Customers see their machines, visits and reports without calling your office.
Try it
Alderfield is real, and you can click it
Alderfield Service Group is our fictional field-service company, and its demo runs on the actual product as it stands today. It services the espresso machines at Coppervane, our restaurant demo — the systems interlock on purpose.
No form. No email. Click and you're inside.
Open the Alderfield demo ↗
Early-access pricing
What it costs
Implementation build
$12,000 – $18,000
one-time, scoped to your fleet and contracts
Then
$600 – $900 /mo
the range narrows once we've scoped your operation
Your first 30 days
How early access works
01
Book a call
That's the waitlist. Tell us about your fleet, your contracts and your crews.
02
We scope together
We map your machines and agreements against what's built and what's mid-build.
03
You join the queue
If it fits, you get a scoped plan with both numbers fixed before anything starts.
Questions we actually get
When does it ship?
When the first client's system is running in the field. We're mid-delivery now; early-access clients queue behind it. We'll give you a real timeline on the call, not a date on a website.
What does early access actually mean?
Prices are ranges until scoped, the roadmap is visible, and your operation shapes what gets built next. You also talk directly to the builders.
Who owns the data?
You do — machine histories, contracts, visit records. Everything exports to CSV.
What if we cancel?
After go-live the monthly fee is month to month, and you leave with a full export of your records.
Is the demo the finished product?
No, and we won't pretend it is. It's the product as it stands: some of what's on this page is in the demo today, some is mid-build.