See how KIVO works

Pick your business. See a day in it.

Three steps of real work, and the screen each one happens in. Pick the operation closest to yours — the full sequence is on that product's own page.

Ship agencies, shipping companies and vessel operators

A port call, from the principal’s instruction to the invoice.

The KIVO work orders screen: a filtered list of work orders with reference, title, location, assignee, priority, due date and status, beside an open work order showing its asset, assigned technician, checklist progress, parts required, attached documents and status history.
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And the owner, without asking anyone

Which port calls are open, what each one still needs, and what has been recorded for billing — read off the work itself, rather than asked for.

Vessel activity reporting · Maritime billing records

Everything KIVO Maritime does

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Products

Three solutions. One connected system.

Each one is built for a different operation, and all three extend the same foundation — the same customers, contracts, assets and records.

  • A container ship berthed alongside a quay, loaded with containers, with two ship-to-shore gantry cranes working over its deck.
    Maritime

    KIVO Maritime

    For ship agencies, shipping companies and vessel operators.

    • Track vessels, port calls and the jobs each call needs
    • Keep principal records, documents and agreements in one place
    • Build billing records from the work that was actually done
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  • A commercial building under construction: a tower crane above a concrete frame with the lower floors glazed and the upper floors still open structure, and materials stacked on site.
    Contracting

    KIVO Contracting

    For general contractors, civil, MEP and fit-out contractors.

    • Run a project from signed contract through to handover
    • Assign work orders to your teams and your subcontractors
    • Watch progress, materials and cost against the plan
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  • A glazed commercial office building with rooftop plant equipment, seen across an empty plaza, with a facilities technician walking towards the entrance.
    Facilities

    KIVO Facilities

    For facility and property management companies.

    • Turn service requests into scheduled, tracked work orders
    • Plan preventive maintenance against each asset
    • Monitor SLAs, inspections and technician visits
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KIVO Core, the foundation for connected business operations

The KIVO Difference

Your Business Is Connected. Your Software Should Be Too.

A customer request can become a contract. A contract can create a project. A project can generate work orders. Work orders require people, assets, materials, and service coordination. Completed work connects to billing, reporting, and customer satisfaction.

KIVO is designed to connect these operational relationships.

The Connected Business Workflow

  1. 01 Customer
  2. 02 Contract
  3. 03 Project / Service
  4. 04 Work Order
  5. 05 Team
  6. 06 Asset / Material
  7. 07 Completion
  8. 08 Billing
  9. 09 Reporting

This connected approach helps businesses reduce duplication, improve accountability, and gain a clearer view of the entire operational lifecycle.

Inside KIVO

A closer look at the platform.

Four of the areas your teams work in every day.

Operations

See the whole operation.

Open work, expiring contracts, assets due for service and approvals waiting on someone — on one screen, drawn from the same records the work is done in.

  • Open work orders, by status and owner
  • Contracts approaching renewal
  • Assets due for planned maintenance
  • Approvals waiting on someone
The KIVO operations overview: a sidebar of modules, four summary tiles for open work orders, contracts expiring, assets due for maintenance and pending approvals, a line chart of monthly work completed, a bar chart of work by department, and a table of recent activity with reference, area, owner and status.
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Work execution

Turn work into a controlled process.

Work orders carry their assignee, priority, schedule, checklist, documents and history, so the state of a job is a record rather than a phone call.

  • Assign, schedule and prioritise
  • Checklists completed on site
  • Documents attached to the job
  • A status history that cannot be argued with
The KIVO work orders screen: a filtered list of work orders with reference, title, location, assignee, priority, due date and status, beside an open work order showing its asset, assigned technician, checklist progress, parts required, attached documents and status history.
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Assets and maintenance

Know what you own, and what needs attention.

Each asset keeps its specification, location, condition, service history and planned maintenance together, so what is due is visible before it becomes a failure.

  • Asset register with location and condition
  • Specification and serial detail
  • Service history in one place
  • The next planned service, scheduled
The KIVO asset register: a list of assets with location, category, condition and next service date, and one asset open showing its specification, service history, upcoming planned maintenance and documents.
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Reporting

Turn operating activity into usable information.

Because the work is recorded as it happens, reporting draws on operational data rather than a spreadsheet assembled at the end of the month.

  • Company, branch and date filters
  • Work order trend over time
  • Workload by department
  • Maintenance by asset class
KIVO reports and business intelligence: company, branch, date range and business unit filters, six KPI tiles, a work order trend line chart, a stacked bar chart of work by department, a work order status doughnut, maintenance by asset class, a table of top performing sites and a list of recent insights.
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Platform

Everything Your Operations Need. Connected in One Place.

KIVO connects the core functions of your business, reducing operational gaps and helping teams work from a shared source of information.

The twelve modules

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Contracts and projects

From agreement to execution.

A contract carries its scope, terms, renewal dates and milestones. The project that delivers it carries the schedule, the resources and the work orders. They are the same record, seen from two sides.

The KIVO contract screen: a table of contracts with party, value, start and end dates, renewal notice and status, and one contract open below it with its details and a milestone timeline.
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KIVO project management: a project header with owner, status, budget and completion, a Gantt schedule of mobilisation through handover with milestone markers, a team resources table with allocation per role, a budget-versus-spent panel and a list of recent project updates.
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Delivery, in the same system

Phases, milestone dates, the work orders raised against the project and who is assigned to it — kept with the contract they belong to rather than in a separate schedule.

The KIVO mobile view: a technician’s assigned work orders for the day, each with its location, priority, due date and status.
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A work order open on a phone: location, asset and priority, a checklist part-completed, a slot for an inspection photograph, a notes field and a button to update the work order.
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Field operations

The same operation, in the field.

Assigned work, checklists, notes and job evidence belong where the work happens. What a technician records on site is the same record the office sees, rather than a form re-entered later.

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Why KIVO

Built Around the Way Your Business Actually Works.

Generic business software often forces companies to adapt their operations to rigid workflows.

KIVO takes a different approach.

It is designed around the realities of operational businesses—where contracts lead to projects, projects create work orders, work orders require people and assets, and completed work connects to billing and business performance.

One Connected Platform

Bring multiple operational functions together in one environment.

Industry-Focused Solutions

Support industry-specific workflows while maintaining a connected platform foundation.

Flexible Business Operations

Adapt the platform to evolving business requirements.

Better Management Visibility

Give decision-makers access to meaningful operational information.

Designed for Growth

Expand capabilities as your business and operational needs evolve.

Ready to Bring Your Operations Together?

Discover how KIVO can help your business simplify workflows, improve visibility, and manage operations with greater confidence.

KIVO — Business Operations. Connected.