Viking Analytics
Gothenburg vibration analytics platform that learns what normal looks like for every sensor and ranks the machines that need a look
Quick Overview
| Company | Viking Analytics AB |
|---|---|
| Category | Predictive Maintenance Software |
| Headquarters | Gothenburg, Sweden |
| Founded | 2017 |
| EU Presence | Yes - Sweden (EU) |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages checked |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Per-sensor learned baselines, vibration symptom flagging, machine prioritisation, 50+ sensor brands, MQTT connection, partner mode for service providers |
| Pricing | No public price; book a demo |
| Best For | Plants and service providers that already own vibration sensors |
| Replaces | Uptake, Augury |
Detailed Review
MultiViz does not ask you to change hardware. Viking Analytics states that it works with more than 50 sensor brands and receives data over MQTT, then learns a baseline for each individual sensor instead of applying one fixed threshold to a whole fleet.
The product is aimed at two groups: manufacturers who own the machines, and maintenance service companies that want to deliver AI-assisted reports under their own brand. The contracting party in the published licence terms is Viking Analytics AB, registered under number 556907-1912.
Baselines per sensor
Most alarm systems compare a reading to a limit that somebody typed in. MultiViz instead watches how a given sensor behaves on a given machine and highlights departures, naming symptoms such as modulation, rising kurtosis and shifts in harmonics.
The company explains that it wants the analyst to keep the final decision: the platform points at what is unusual and why, and a person judges what matters.
Working through a list
The home page claims 95 percent fewer false alarms and one to two months of early warning. Those figures come from the vendor, not from an independent test, so treat them as a prompt for a pilot rather than a promise.
The practical benefit is a prioritised list of machines instead of a wall of charts, which is what vibration analysts with several hundred assets usually lack.
Partner mode for service firms
A second product track is built for companies that maintain other people's machines: they can produce AI-enhanced reports and keep their own branding. That makes MultiViz relevant to condition-monitoring contractors, not only to plants.
Limitations to Consider
MultiViz is about vibration data. It does not replace a work-order system, so repairs still have to be scheduled in your CMMS or in a tool such as Railnova for rail fleets. No price is published, and the pages checked do not say where customer data is hosted.
Who Should Use Viking Analytics
Maintenance managers and condition-monitoring contractors in Europe who already have vibration sensors installed and want a Swedish company as the software supplier.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Works with 50+ sensor brands
- Learns a baseline per sensor
- Contract party is a Swedish AB
- Mode for service providers who resell reports
- Analyst stays in control of decisions
Cons
- Focused on vibration signals
- No published pricing
- Hosting location not stated on the pages checked
- Efficiency figures are the vendor's own
Alternatives to Viking Analytics
Other European predictive maintenance software worth comparing before you decide:
Neuron Soundware
Czech Republic · Acoustic and vibration monitoring with edge units and web app
DALOG
Germany · Condition monitoring for heavy plant, backed by remote analysts
Cumulocity
Germany · Industrial IoT platform with a published entry price
Railnova
Belgium · Telematics rules and maintenance workflow for rail fleets
See all European predictive maintenance software or compare them directly against Uptake on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Viking Analytics says the platform supports more than 50 sensor brands, so existing vibration hardware can usually stay in place.
The end user licence agreement names Viking Analytics AB, a Swedish company with registration number 556907-1912.
No. The only call to action on the site is to book a demo, so a quote is needed.