Plans, Trials, and Feature Access

Rivolq has two product layers

Rivolq is packaged as connected layers:

1. 01Operations for daily maintenance and facility workflows
2. 02Intelligence for higher-stakes planning, risk, and executive decision support

Operations covers the day-to-day system of record. Intelligence adds the premium decision layer on top.

What the Operations plans are for

Operations plans are designed around facility, asset, and user scale.

In practice, plan level affects:

• how many facilities you can manage
• how many assets and users the workspace supports
• which operational controls are available
• whether advanced admin and governance features appear

How trials work

Trials are meant to let a team experience a usable workspace before committing to a paid plan.

During a trial, organizations can evaluate:

• facility setup
• asset structure
• work-order workflows
• preventive maintenance
• reporting depth

If a trial ends before a paid selection is made, access may be reduced until billing is resolved.

Why a feature may not appear

If something seems missing, the reason is usually one of these:

• your role does not allow access
• your current plan does not include the feature
• the product layer has not been added to the organization
• setup is incomplete for that workflow

How to think about Intelligence

Intelligence is not just an extra report.

It is the layer used for:

• risk review
• scenario modeling
• capital prioritization
• digital twin context
• executive-grade reporting and planning

That is why it is usually sold and configured more deliberately than self-serve operations workflows.