RedEye was founded in Australia in 2012 to help large complex asset owners and critical infrastructure operators improve asset safety and performance with a user-friendly Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions. Today RedEye has six offices globally and helps our clients manage over $250bn of assets. Our SaaS solutions are purpose-built to manage asset drawings and data, enable work on assets, and leverage 3D models to visualise and improve asset condition.
Our solutions complement and integrate with your ERP, EAM, GIS and other core business systems. Solutions like SAP, Maximo, Ellipse, Infor, Oracle, Esri and SharePoint weren't designed to manage asset data. Connecting them with RedEye you can make your asset data more available, usable and valuable.
RedEye's team and partners have developed deep domain and subject matter expertise delivering numerous asset data management projects and are available to share best practice knowledge, tools and processes.
Company History
2012 |
Foundation of RedEye |
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RedEye founded by Wayne Gerard and Randall Makin |
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RedEye launches the world’s first cloud software solution for managing engineering information for asset owners and critical infrastructure operators |
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BHP becomes RedEye’s first customer |
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2013 |
RedEye goes mobile |
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RedEye launches Apple and Android mobile applications to make engineering drawings and data available in the field |
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2014 |
Our first investor joins |
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Macquarie Bank, the world’s largest asset owner, invests in RedEye
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RedEye establishes our first international office in Houston, Texas |
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2015 |
Conquering the utility sector |
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A number of major Australian Power and Water Utilities adopt RedEye |
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RedEye launches our Work Management solution to make asset and engineeringinformation available to staff and contractors when completing work |
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2016 |
International partnerships |
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Southern Nevada Water Authority adopts RedEye and we partner with WaterStart to establish in Las Vegas |
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2017 |
Growth through investment |
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The Queensland Government Business Development Fund, managed by QIC, invests in RedEye
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2018 |
International investors join |
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US Investor Energy Innovation Capital (EIC) |
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2020 |
Enabling remote working |
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RedEye enables frontline workers, field engineers and technical staff to safely operate and maintain the world’s critical infrastructure, ensuring essential services like power and water remained available during COVID-19 |
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We believe in collaboration
We partner with organisations that share our vision, to extend our offering. RedEye has a strong relationship with Waterline Projects—specialists in providing engineering and drafting services, and leading transformational projects. The Waterline team brings significant on-site experience and knowledge of mechanical and electrical engineering, SCADA, organisational change management and data analytics.
Trust your data, trust RedEye
We exist to help you use your data to improve how you manage and maintain assets. Learn more about partnering with us.
