The problem
Maintenance teams produce a lot of information and record little. The work order closes, the job was done well, but six months later nobody can say exactly what was replaced, with which part and why. Without that history there's no root-cause analysis and no failure prediction.
- Work orders closed without recording what was done
- Intervention history depending on who was there
- Technical documentation scattered and hard to find in the field
- Root-cause analysis impossible for lack of structured data
Who it's for
Maintenance planning and control
Who need structured data to plan.
Field teams
Who need the right procedure at the moment of intervention.
Reliability engineering
Who depend on history for root-cause analysis.
How it works
01
Digitize the checklist
The forms the team already uses, now with evidence.
02
Take documentation to the field
Current-version procedures, accessible from a phone.
03
Record the intervention
What was done, with which part and with what evidence.
04
Build history
A structured base for root-cause analysis and planning.