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The renewal that stops a lift is the one nobody was tracking.
Built for lift contractors in Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines who cannot afford a lapsed permit.
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Southeast Asian lift contractors manage some of the densest portfolios in the world. Without a system, things slip.
01
A lapsed permit stops the lift
Renewal depends on inspection records being complete and on time. One missed deadline shuts down the unit - and the income.
02
Vertical density
A single tower can carry more lifts than an entire mid-size portfolio elsewhere. Per-unit tracking is not optional - it's the job.
03
Three regimes, one portfolio
Singapore SS 550, Malaysian Certificate of Fitness, Philippines DOLE Rule 1220 - each with its own cadence and evidence requirements.
Permit renewals to service reports - one system for every market.
Permit & PM Renewal Scheduling
Periodic renewal cadence tracked through PM Import - the same mechanism used for any recurring statutory event.
Per-Building Lift Asset Register
Product & Inventory Master holds every unit, per building - the foundation for any permit or compliance record.
Maintenance Contract Management
Every contract tracked in one Contract/AMC Format. Renewals flagged before they lapse.
Breakdown Checklist & Job Logging
Every breakdown closed on a defined checklist. No unstructured job records.
Technician Mobile App
Checklists and attendance captured on the device in the field - synced back to the office instantly.
Auditor-Ready Report Export
Service/Breakdown Report Format output produced on every visit - ready to hand to any authority.
Compliance information reviewed by Sumeet Katariya, Founder, ElevatorPlus
Implementation
From contract award to go-live in weeks, not months
1
Discovery & Scope
Reviewing your current site plans and compliance guidelines.
2
Setup & Integration
Mapping towers, shafts, milestones, and uploading historical logs.
3
Live Team Training
Training back-office dispatchers and field crews on the mobile app.
4
Continuous Handover
Going live, migrating historical service records, and setting up your maintenance schedules.
Simple pricing.
Everything included.
All modules, no per-user fees, no per-seat scaling. One flat price - contracts, PM, breakdown, inventory, installation, reporting.
See full pricing details- Contract & AMC Management
- PM & Job Scheduling
- Breakdown Checklists & Reports
- Warehouse & Inventory
- Installation Project Tracking
- Technician Mobile App
- Role-Based User Access
- MIS Reports & Dashboard
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Permit to Operate renewal dates are tracked per lift and flagged ahead of expiry, with the permit document stored on the unit record. Because each Southeast Asian market runs its own permit regime, the renewal clock is set per installation rather than as one company-wide rule.
Yes. A high-rise building is managed as a site with every lift and escalator under it, so a technician's visit covers the building rather than a single asset. Service history, open defects and permit status roll up per building, which is how property managers ask to receive reporting.
Yes. Malaysia's DOSH Certificate of Fitness runs on a 15-month cycle under the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1994 and the 2024 Plant Requiring Certificate of Fitness Regulations. ElevatorPlus tracks that cycle per lift and flags renewal before expiry, with the certificate stored against the unit.
Yes, and both matter, because they are separate obligations with separate clocks. A DOLE Rule 1220 permit runs for one year, and the local Building Official issues a Certificate of Operation under PD 1096. ElevatorPlus tracks both per lift, so neither lapses while the other is still current.
Yes, entirely. Elevating Solutions in Nepal was our first international go-live and never had a site visit. Data import, configuration and technician training all run online, which removes the travel cost and the delay of waiting for a visit to be scheduled.
SGD, MYR, PHP, IDR and any other currency you invoice in are supported, with contracts and invoices held in the customer's own currency. Reporting rolls up to one reference currency, so a regional operator sees consolidated numbers without converting anything by hand.
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