Frequently asked questions - FAQ

Security, GDPR, licenses, releases—explained in a nutshell.

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General information

omis is a cloud-based operator platform that bundles maintenance, malfunctions, statutory inspection data, documents, analyses, and partner communication for network filling stations in a single interface.

For operators of networked filling stations who want to reduce downtime, increase transparency, and reduce administration and lifecycle costs.

Implementation usually takes around eight weeks, divided into phases for data transfer, configuration, testing, and training. omis can reduce this to as little as four weeks, provided that the necessary data is made available in the required format.

Yes. omis is web-based, responsive, and runs on smartphones, tablets, and desktops in a browser.

Currently: DE, EN, IT, FR, SK, RO, BG, SR, PL, DK, NO. Other languages available on request.

No. A modern browser is sufficient; updates are performed automatically in the cloud.

Yes. You can start with core processes and gradually expand master data.

Yes, structured imports (e.g., Excel/CSV) for objects, devices, users, checks.

We have four basic products: omis BASIC, omis PRO, omis INFINITY, and omis ENTERPRISE—you can find all the information you need on the products. Users can be added flexibly (no rigid user licensing). The price depends on the number of stations in the gas station network.

Typical: Project management by operator, key users, omis consulting/support; clear responsibilities for each phase.

Security, Data Protection & Compliance

With encryption (transport/resting), role-based permissions, audit trails, regular backups, and penetration tests.

Primarily on our own cloud server in Switzerland. Other options available on request.

You. Exports are possible at any time.

Yes. Order processing, data minimization, defined deletion concepts, and audit-proof evidence are all part of the solution.

Yes, for additional operational reliability.

Yes. Audit trails log relevant actions with timestamps and user assignments.

About client, role, and location concepts based on the least privilege principle.

Yes. Regular backups, restart processes, and defined responsibilities.

IoT, Integrations & Technology

Via standardized interfaces (e.g., REST) to ERP/DMS/BI as well as device/manufacturer APIs.

Typical examples include car washes, gas pumps, fuel dispensers, price displays, level/leakage/temperature sensors, refrigerators, and coffee machines.

Events and measured values can automatically trigger tickets, workflows, and notifications and be incorporated into analyses.

Yes. For exports, integrations, and automated workflows.

Current versions of popular browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari).

Operational work (malfunctions, maintenance, test data)

Recording via web/smartphone, automatic ticket creation, assignment to service providers/teams, processing with SLAs/escalations, completion with documentation.

Yes, for example, through IoT signals or defined events (weather, vandalism, material fatigue).

Yes. Custom workflows, priorities, SLA tracking, and escalation rules.

Photos, documents, comments, checklists; complete status and processing history.

Yes. Deadline monitoring, checklists, responsibilities, reminders, and audit-proof logs.

From maintenance schedules, periodic measures, and resource/deployment planning to service reports and approvals.

Yes. For transparency regarding material usage and costs per process/location.

In document management, structured by location/asset/process, immediately accessible according to authorization.

Yes. From damage assessment to receipts/deadlines to communication with insurers and partners.

Yes. Request for quotation, comparison, approvals, SLA/budget checks, and documented commissioning.

Master data & documents

Equipment/machinery with manufacturer, model, serial number, year of manufacture, location, warranty/guarantee, inspection intervals, responsibilities, and much more.

Centralized and audit-proof, with versioning, audit trails, PDF/CSV export, and targeted approvals (authorities/partners).

You define user and group rights down to the document type level.

Analyses & Decisions

MTTA/MTTR, downtime, SLA rate, root cause/frequency analyses, costs per ticket/location, trends, and benchmarks.

Yes. Comparison views and filters show clusters, outliers, and potential for improvement.

Yes. History and cost development per asset support economic decisions.

Ad hoc exports (PDF/CSV) and scheduled reports are possible.

Operation, scaling, and support

Locations, users, and partners can be added at any time; multilingual interfaces support international teams.

Help portal with documentation/FAQs, ticket support, training. Emergencies via hotline outside business hours.

Our software is usually updated every 6 weeks . This means that the software gets better and better and includes more features. At no additional cost.

As a rule, updates require only short downtimes, if any. If this is the case, we schedule them during the night (according to UTC +2).

Yes, thematically – without strict deadlines (focus on quality, security, UX, integrations, test data & audits). We deliberately do not specify concrete deadlines; the quality of implementation is important to us.

Yes. Compact training courses for technicians, dispatchers, and service providers; documentation is available.

Products & Cost-effectiveness

omis Basic, omis Pro, omis Infinity – price available upon request, and omis ENTERPRISE also available upon request.

The price depends on the number of stations in the gas station network.

Reduced administration costs, higher system availability, better decision-making capabilities thanks to data and standards.

Yes. Exports are possible at any time; you retain data sovereignty.

Community & Events

Yes. Community formats and the omis user summit with best practices, insights, and networking.

October 8–9, 2025, in Geinberg; details/agenda can be found in the community section.