Industrial service
has tools.
It's been missing
infrastructure.
Transaction-Network is the shared infrastructure layer connecting OEMs, operators, and suppliers - around every machine.
See it live on United Machining Solutions machines - Booth #236802, North Building Level 3.
Book your 30-minute meetingOEMs
Transaction-Network
Industrial Service Infrastructure
Operators
One shared layer. Every machine.
The Problem
average cost per hour of unplanned downtime
Industry benchmark
separate OEM portals on a typical shop floor
Each one an island
shared systems connecting OEMs, operators and suppliers
Until now
Infrastructure changes everything
Same companies. Different infrastructure.
Before
10+ isolated portals. No shared layer.
After
One infrastructure. All parties connected.
A new category
Not another tool.
A new category.
Why now
Four forces that make this the right moment.
Workforce shortage
Experienced technicians are retiring faster than they can be replaced. Every service event needs to be documented, transferable, and machine-linked.
Zero downtime tolerance
Modern production lines run at margins that make unplanned downtime existential. Reactive service is no longer an option.
Machine complexity
A single production line may have 8 different OEM brands. No single vendor can own the service layer for all of them.
AI is operational
AI-driven maintenance is ready - but only if the underlying data is structured, connected, and shared. That requires infrastructure, not another app.
"Email gave messaging a shared infrastructure.
TCP/IP gave networks a shared infrastructure.
Industrial service has never had one.
Until now."Transaction-Network
Founder story
Gerd Bart
Founder & CEO, Transaction-Network
For 8 years we built portals for OEMs. They worked well - for the OEM. But the operator still had 10 portals to manage. In 2021 we stopped building islands. We built the infrastructure underneath them. Come see it at IMTS.
How it works
See it live
Running on United Machining Solutions machines.
Studer · Mägerle · Walter · Schaudt · Blohm · Ewag · Jung · Mikrosa
The Pioneers Choose Transaction-Network
Leading industrial companies trust our service infrastructure
Read before you arrive
Two documents worth your time.
One shows the result. One explains why the problem exists in the first place.
How United Grinding connected its entire service ecosystem
One of the world's leading grinding machine groups. Multiple brands. Thousands of machines. See how Transaction-Network became the shared infrastructure layer across all of them.
Service doesn't work today.
Built wrong, not badly worked.
Not the people. The system. One more portal won't fix it. This manifesto explains why industrial service is structurally broken - and what the shift from reacting to executing actually requires.
What you get
30 minutes. Three things happen.
No slides. No pitch. Just substance.
Live walk-through
See Transaction-Network running on real United Machining Solutions machines. Not a demo environment.
Service stack assessment
5 questions about your current setup. You get an honest read on where the gaps are and what connecting them would mean for your operation.
Clear answer
You leave knowing whether Transaction-Network fits your situation. If it doesn't fit, Gerd will tell you that too.
Gerd runs every meeting personally. That's a hard limit of ~6 slots per day across the show.
Once they're booked, they're gone. Gerd is on-site all 6 days - no delegation, no sales team.
Book your 30-minute slot.
Meet us at the UMS booth.
No pitch deck. No follow-up flood. A straight conversation about your machines - and the infrastructure that finally connects your ecosystem.
Book your meeting with Gerd
30 minutes. Live demo. Real machines. No pitch deck.