Type a description of this image
Type a description of this image
Who It's For: Equipment Repair

Optimizing repair workflows with transparency, automation, and accurate invoicing

PICit A/S is built for depots, workshops, and terminal operators handling equipment maintenance and repair. Our platform supports everything from damage registration and estimate creation to activity tracking and automated invoicing — ensuring full control over M&R processes.

Key Features

Damage Registration

Digital Damage Registration & Estimation

Capture photos, log damages, and generate structured cost estimates - ready for owner or insurer review.
Automated Invoicing

Automated Invoicing per Task & Material

Track labor time and part usage for each repair task, and generate itemized invoices with full transparency.
Historical Data

Audit Trail & Repair History

Access historical repair data for any unit, ensuring traceability and enabling reporting across assets.
Integration

TOS Integration or Standalone Use

Use PICit independently or connect directly to your Terminal Operating System for synchronized status updates.

Standardized Damage Documentation & Repair Estimates

"Repair teams use PICit to document damages, track repair jobs, and create standardized estimates for owners or insurance providers — all linked to visual documentation and cost structures."

Booking Order Management System (BOMS)

Automated Invoicing for Repair Workshops

"Workshops integrated with PICit gain access to automated invoicing tools based on time, parts, and service activity — reducing revenue loss from missed or undocumented work."

Equipment Repair Use Case 2

Integrated or Standalone Repair Operation Support

"PICit supports standalone or integrated operations, allowing repair activities to sync directly with TOS, so container status, location, and movement history are always up to date."

Technical Manager

Trusted By

Connect With Us

Discover our innovative SaaS solutions for seamless business operations and enhanced productivity.

Get in Touch