Where you are now
Maintenance is scheduled from memory and a wall calendar. A machine has missed a service interval twice this year and nobody noticed until it broke. On the production floor, a batch problem takes an afternoon to trace back to its source, because the paperwork exists but nothing links it together. Punctuality gets reported once a month, by hand, from a spreadsheet that someone rebuilds from raw messages.
What the system does
- You set the maintenance interval: by calendar date or by usage.
- The system opens a work order when the interval is due.
- Every job records what was found, what was done, and by whom.
- On the production side, every batch is traced from input to output.
- Punctuality is measured directly from the source data, not re-typed from it.

