ImmerTwin - Service Layers Overview

Your experience, online.
Your choice of ongoing care.

Choose how your ImmerTwin experience is maintained. Keep a static version online with Inactive, or support an evolving experience with Active updates, optimisation and managed improvements.

01Define your ongoing needs
02Choose Inactive or Active
03Agree the scope

Two service layers

The right support for your experience.

Start with how often your content and objectives change.

ImmerTwin Inactive

Static hosting without active management.

  • Static hosted state
  • No active updates
  • No ongoing optimisation
Explore Inactive ↗

ImmerTwin Active

Ongoing updates, optimisation & managed improvements.

  • Ongoing content updates
  • Optimisation & hosting support
  • Managed improvements
Explore Active ↗

Side by side

See what changes.

Service layers at a glance
ServiceImmerTwin InactiveImmerTwin Active
Hosted stateStatic hosted experienceExperience with ongoing management
Content changesNo active updatesOngoing content changes within the agreed scope
OptimisationNo active optimisationOngoing optimisation and managed improvements
Hosting supportConfirm hosting responsibilities in the agreementHosting support within the agreed scope
Best fitRemain online without active managementRemain current, measurable and commercially active

Start with your needs

Stable content or ongoing change?

Keep the agreed version online

Consider Inactive when the experience can remain unchanged without active management.

ImmerTwin Inactive ↗

Keep the experience evolving

Consider Active when content changes, optimisation and managed improvements are ongoing needs.

ImmerTwin Active ↗

Independent choices

Define the service.
Choose the funding.

The service layer controls how the experience is maintained. The commercial model controls how the project and hosting are funded.

Your configuration

Package, modules, module tier, service layer and commercial model are selected independently. Your proposal brings these decisions together.

Core · Subscribe · Zero · Flex

Explore the four funding approaches and agree the terms alongside your chosen service layer.

Explore commercial models ↗

Your questions

A little more clarity.

Is a service layer a package?

No. A package defines the experience; the service layer defines how it is maintained. Modules, module tiers and the commercial model are also independent choices.

Does Inactive mean offline?

No. Inactive is a static hosted state without active updates or optimisation.

How much does Active cost?

The scope and commercial terms are agreed for the project. The service definition does not specify a standard price, update allowance or response time.

Can our service needs change?

Yes. Review the appropriate service layer when your needs evolve, then agree any changes to scope, timing and commercial terms.

Let’s plan your ongoing service.

Tell us how your experience will be used and what needs to change over time. We’ll help you define the right service scope.