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Corexa founder named a 2026 CICTA Pearcey Rising Star nominee.

Built from real operations. Designed for a bigger problem.

Corexa is turning fragmented technical service into a connected equipment operating system.

Corexa began inside a working coffee-equipment service business and is now a live platform connecting jobs, technicians, equipment, parts, inventory, customers, multi-site operators and machine intelligence.

People sharing coffee together around a café table

Better coffee operations begin when every handover carries the full story.

One history

Across every service

Clear ownership

Across every action

Shared context

Across every team

Queensland-built, operating now

Corexa has moved from an internal answer to a connected technology platform.

The same product that began by solving day-to-day service friction now connects field service, multi-site oversight, warehouse and asset movement, marketplace workflows and a machine-intelligence layer grounded in verified models, components, parts, fitments and troubleshooting evidence.

Corexa's founder has been recognised with a 2026 CICTA Pearcey Rising Star nomination for technology entrepreneurship in Queensland.

822

active equipment records

Live equipment records in the operating service-business dataset, carrying service, maintenance and lifecycle context.

389

live service sites

Customer locations in the operating service-business dataset, linking equipment, service history and site context.

14,917

active catalogue parts

The live technical catalogue underpinning parts, compatibility, inventory and service workflows.

610

verified machine models

Canonical model identities supporting increasingly precise machine-specific intelligence.

The problem Corexa chose to solve

Built by living the operational problem, then connecting the system around it.

The coffee equipment industry runs on a continuous chain of decisions: a site reports a fault, a service team diagnoses it, parts are sourced, work is approved, service is completed and the next person inherits the result. Too often, that chain is split across disconnected systems and personal knowledge.

Corexa brings that shared operational story into one connected platform. What began as a practical answer to service friction has expanded into SiteGrid for multi-site oversight, WAM for warehouse and asset movement, marketplace workflows and a growing machine-intelligence layer designed to make every service event more useful.

Know what has happened to every machine
Give each team the context needed to act
Reduce repeated faults, delays and lost information

How we build

Clear enough for daily work. Strong enough for the whole network.

One reliable history

Every machine should carry a clear record of its service, parts, approvals and decisions—wherever it moves next.

Connected handovers

Operators, technicians and suppliers should work from the same context instead of rebuilding it in calls, inboxes and spreadsheets.

Useful, trustworthy data

Operational intelligence should explain what changed, why it matters and what action is needed—not simply add another dashboard.

Who it connects

One platform, shaped for each role.

Corexa gives each participant the workspace they need while keeping the underlying equipment and service record connected.

Technical service businesses

Run jobs, technicians, customers, machine histories, parts, purchasing and invoicing without losing the detail that protects margin and service quality.

Multi-site operators

See equipment condition, open work, approvals, downtime and service spend across every site from one operational view.

Manufacturers and suppliers

Support the installed equipment network with clearer product, warranty, inventory and service information.

Coffee equipment owners

Keep the machine’s history, maintenance and support information together so ownership is simpler and faults are easier to resolve.

Our direction

Make every coffee machine easier to understand, support and keep working.

We are building the connected operational layer that coffee equipment has been missing—from first installation through every service, decision and owner that follows.