YiPHee helps genset, UPS and critical-power companies find the service contracts, replacements and maintenance revenue hiding in fragmented installed-base and service records — and turns them into a queue your team can work.
Warranty, PM visits, parts, renewal — every machine's revenue runs on a known calendar.
What your service data already knows
Opportunity queue
IllustrativeAMC expired — 47 days ago
2×500 kVA UPS · hospital site
Warranty ends in 60 days
125 kVA DG set · no contract on file
Battery bank at 4.6 years
replacement window open · quote not raised
Illustrative queue — the workflow, not a live account.
The revenue leak
After commissioning, a machine's life is warranty, preventive visits, breakdowns, parts, contracts, renewals, replacement. Each event is revenue — if someone owns it.
Asset registers, warranty terms, AMC dates, dealer records, parts history and service calls live in different systems. Nobody sees a whole machine.
A warranty expires uncontracted. A PM visit slips. A battery bank ages past its life. Nobody is assigned, so nobody quotes — and the revenue goes to whoever calls first, or to no one.
Do the maths
Count what the gaps cost you.
Set the sliders to your installed base. This is the contract revenue sitting uncovered every year.
Uncovered contract revenue per year
from installed assets with no active service contract
This counts only uncovered service contracts — not parts, replacements or reactivations — and assumes every uncovered asset is contractable, which yours won't be. The discovery conversation is where we find your real number.
How it works
Bring the data you already have
Installed-base registers, AMC and warranty lists, service history, dealer records — imported or exported from the systems you already run. No telemetry hardware, no rip-and-replace.
YiPHee finds the revenue events
Expiring contracts, warranty-to-AMC windows, overdue preventive maintenance, ageing batteries and parts, uncovered assets — identified, scored and prioritized.
Your team works the queue
Every opportunity gets an owner and a next action. Quotes, jobs and recovered revenue are tracked, so you know exactly what came back.
Use cases
One queue, five ways the leak shows up.
Five places the leak shows up. Open one.
Contracts expire on known dates. YiPHee makes sure each one has an owner before it lapses — and tracks the renewal to closure.
Signals used
- contract end dates
- asset status
- service history
Working with us
A design-partner engagement, not a product tour.
Share exported installed-base, contract and service data — spreadsheets are fine
an NDA and a defined scope
YiPHee identifies recoverable opportunities across renewals, conversions, PM and parts
a quantified opportunity review
Your team works the queue — owners, next actions, quotes
a working renewal workbench
Quotes, jobs and recovered revenue tracked against the baseline
a number, not a story
YiPHee is early and building with design partners. No case studies yet — that's what the pilots are for. We'd rather show you your own data than someone else's deck.
Who it's for
YiPHee is for organizations with machines in the field and aftermarket revenue on the line — starting with critical power, where contracts, batteries and preventive maintenance make the leak measurable.
No. Monitoring tells you a machine's health. YiPHee answers a commercial question: which contracts, parts and renewals are going unworked, who should act, and what revenue came back. It sits beside your monitoring, CRM and ERP — it doesn't replace them.
The leak is already there
A conversation, your exported data, and a first opportunity list. That's the whole first step.
- No integrations needed to start
- Works from exports you control
- Early-stage — and honest about it