Stop paying emergency prices for predictable work.
Scheduled service triggered by time, runtime, meter reading or sensor threshold.
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Preventive Maintenance in practice.
Almost every facilities team has a preventive maintenance plan. Far fewer follow it, because following it manually is a full-time administrative job. Automating the schedule is the difference between a plan and a programme.
The PM plan exists but nobody runs it
A spreadsheet of intervals is not a schedule. Without automatic generation and accountability, PM is the first thing dropped when reactive work spikes.
Reactive work crowds out prevention
Teams stuck at 80% reactive never escape, because skipped prevention creates tomorrow emergencies.
Compliance evidence is missing
When an inspector or insurer asks for proof that quarterly service happened, reconstructing it from memory is not an answer.
What you get.
Multi-trigger scheduling
Calendar dates, runtime hours, meter readings and sensor thresholds - whichever fires first.
Repeatable task checklists
Standardised steps with pass/fail results, required photos and automatic follow-up work on failure.
Parts pre-reservation
The materials a PM needs are reserved in advance so the technician is never blocked.
Compliance documentation
A permanent, exportable record of what was done, when and by whom.
Completion rate reporting
See PM compliance by building, trade and technician, and where it is slipping.
Seasonal programmes
Bulk-schedule the whole heating or cooling season changeover in one pass.
The parts of the platform you would use.
You talk to the person who built it
Support is not a queue. For now it is a very small team in Montreal, which means slower on weekends and much faster on everything that matters.
Maintenov it.
See it against your own operation.
We will set the demo up with your buildings, your asset types and your actual backlog.