Four capability layers, one reporting environment. Configured for your portfolio in days and built on the data sources you already have.
Shutdowns logged and reconciled against service providers. Recurring fault patterns surface automatically — no more chasing callouts and rectification reports.
Availability across every unit in the portfolio. Compare buildings, service providers and regional area on a single screen.
Every visit, every task, summarised. Compare against the contract spec Minimum Service Delivery Threshold.
Asset-by-asset condition scoring rolled up into capital plans. Model upgrade, modernisation and replacement scenarios — and the operational risk of doing nothing.
MAPLE Ascent is built on real vertical transportation expertise — combining technical engineering review, maintenance performance assessment and AI-assisted data analysis.
Three standards-grounded calculators, free and in your browser, and the reference material behind them.
Model a lift group against CIBSE and ISO handling targets — waiting time, journey time and grade, in your browser.
Open Traffic Studio →Estimate lift and escalator energy to ISO 25745 — energy class, annual consumption and running cost.
Open EnergyCalc Studio →Size a lift core before selecting a lift — car, shaft, headroom and pit, checked against the standards.
Open Spatial Studio →Lift maintenance tenders in Australia — when to tender, what to prepare, how the process runs and the pitfalls to avoid, for building owners and managers.
Lift energy consumption explained: running versus standby energy, what each modernisation technology step actually saves, and how ISO 25745 turns it into an energy class and a payback period.
What lift availability means, what counts as good, and how to hold a contractor to it — a plain-language benchmark guide for building owners and asset managers.