For OEMs

Structured equipment data from your installed-base drawings.

Industrial OEMs have decades of customer drawings archived — compressor installations, turbine systems, packaged process skids, heat exchangers, reactors. The drawings contain the engineering knowledge that drives aftermarket service, digital monitoring, and lifecycle revenue. The drawings are also mostly PDFs. Armeta unlocks them.

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The OEM problem

Your installed base is your largest asset. Your drawings lock it shut.

Every industrial OEM — from major turbomachinery manufacturers to specialty equipment suppliers — maintains a customer drawing archive spanning decades of deliveries. Each customer installation is documented in a package that includes general arrangement drawings, piping and instrumentation diagrams, mechanical details, and electrical schematics.

This archive is the foundation of every aftermarket relationship. It determines what service parts fit which customer. It defines the engineering envelope for any condition-monitoring offering. It is the reference for every field service engagement.

And it is almost entirely in PDF format. Queryable only by human reading. Each customer inquiry triggers a manual drawing review. Each digital service initiative runs up against the same wall: the source data is locked in static files.

Three use cases

Three OEM use cases, one extraction engine.

Aftermarket service and parts identification

Today

When a customer calls with a service issue, your team manually looks up the drawing package and reads through the P&IDs and mechanical drawings to identify the relevant equipment, piping, and part numbers. Multi-decade customers have drawings in multiple formats across multiple CAD generations.

With Armeta

Every customer's installed-base drawings become structured, queryable data. Service desk queries return specific equipment tags, part references, and piping configurations in seconds rather than hours.

Digital services and condition monitoring enablement

Today

Digital service initiatives — remote monitoring, predictive maintenance, performance analytics — require a structured engineering model of the installed equipment. Building that model from the existing PDF archive is typically the largest single cost in launching a digital service offering.

With Armeta

The installed-base model is extracted from the drawings already on file. The digital service can be launched on existing customer installations without a greenfield engineering engagement.

Installed-base analytics and strategic planning

Today

Product management, sales engineering, and strategic planning functions need aggregate views across the installed base — how many of a specific configuration is in service, which regional markets have which equipment generations, where the opportunities are for upgrades and replacements. The questions exist; the data required to answer them is trapped in PDFs.

With Armeta

Aggregate installed-base analytics become possible. Product and market decisions can be grounded in the actual deployed population rather than best-guess estimates.

Evidence

Deployed today, where your data lives.

Proof

Active OEM deployments on installed-base archives.

Armeta is currently structuring installed-base drawings for industrial OEMs. External validation on the record: first place at CERAWeek 2026 Energy Venture Day, Industrial Efficiency and Decarbonization track.

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Deployment

Where your customer archive already lives.

Cloud, on-premise, or private cloud. Deployed with OEMs under customer-contract data residency requirements and third-party access controls. SOC 2 Type II audit in progress, completing H1 2026.

Security and deployment

Your archive, your data

Start with ten of your own customer drawings.

See Armeta run on a sample of your installed-base drawings. A structured report in one engagement — before any procurement conversation.

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