Many operations. One perspective.

LEXIMARGLOBAL HUB
Current · functional demonstrationModular roadmapPlatform vision
06Platform visionFrom organization to territory+
An organization manages its internal operations. An authority or concession holder may need an authorized view across operators, concessions, networks, SLAs, incidents, compliance and Impact. The territorial vision respects every participant’s autonomy and permissions.
04Platform visionAt your pace, with your systems+
A configurable architecture that can be modeled around your operation: complement existing systems, replace modules progressively or evolve towards an integrated platform. Scope, integrations and validation are agreed with each organization.
02Current · functional demonstrationGLOBAL HUB, the shared core+
The same case retains its identity, decisions and accountable roles. GLOBAL HUB brings control, workshop and management perspectives together; restored service and pending repair remain separate states.
From the network to where work happens.
A consolidated view can cross levels without erasing the origin of information or the boundaries of responsibility.
01Local management
Each operator manages its operation, people and assets within its own scope.
02Consolidated direction
Authorized levels compare state, evolution and exceptions with context.
03Multi-operator
The network shares a common view without turning distinct organizations into one.
04Shared services
Cross-cutting functions can support several entities while retaining each case’s origin.
05Scope
Company, centre, depot, workshop, line or service delimit accessible depth.
06Permissions
Identity, active function and responsibility determine visible capabilities.
07Traceability
Every change remains connected to its actor, time, context and organization.
A legible structure, not a loss of detail.
Levels relate to provide context, not to homogenize realities that must remain distinct.
- 01
Group / authority
Strategic and network view according to mandate.
- 02
Operators / companies
Distinct legal and operational responsibility.
- 03
Centres
Territorial, organizational or functional management.
- 04
Depots · workshops · operations
The detail where work is executed and validated.
Corporate group
Shares services and direction without losing the view of each company.
Operator with several companies
Relates common capabilities to differentiated operations.
Transport authority
Gains a network perspective aligned with its remit.
Multi-operator network
Coordinates common information while respecting organizational boundaries.