Although Liftmanager® and the use of the Liftboxs® sensors have been designed in such a way that it is very intuitive, it is still recommended to follow a course. This way you quickly get to know all functions and you can easily understand the relationship between all functions. You save time because you don't have to discover everything yourself. Courses also entitle you to free use of the helpdesk for 24 months.

That’s right, we did it. We dare say that this is revolutionary for the industry: Our Digital Lift Book (Liftmanager®) is the first online application ever to be certified by Liftinstituut, which means that the physical (old-fashioned) lift book can finally be digitalised. Logging lifts becomes a lot easier, faster and smarter. We’ll explain the advantages.

The old idea is that a lift needs maintenance several times a year. And, not pronounced, the feeling the more visits the better. Many building owners and advisers compete with the maintenance company about unfinished visits. With today's technology, this is a totally outdated concept. And when you think about it, a lay person understands why.

Do you have one or more lifts? Then you can expect a phone call from your elevator maintenance company shortly saying that you can expect a significant discount. And if they don't call, then another. The elevator industry has changed forever.

We've been noticing there’s a lot that needs to be clarified when it comes to data. We’ve been asked many questions, such as: What is data exactly used for? Where is data being stored and - the most frequently asked question - to whom does the data belong?

The time we live in requires us to look critically at the way we work. More than ever we learn that "we have always done it this way" is not a strong argument to justify why we do things the way we do. If we look at our industry now, we see many office buildings that are currently closed: The elevators in these buildings are not being used. On the other hand, there are also buildings with elevators that are temporarily being used more intensively. The most important examples of this are care…