Preventive maintenance that keeps PM work visible, scheduled, and moving
Create PM policies by mileage, date, and service pattern, then turn upcoming work into actionable jobs before vehicles fall through the cracks.
PM policies by asset class, interval, and service package
Clear due and overdue visibility across the fleet
Optional work-order generation when service thresholds are hit
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PM teams stay on top of
Upcoming service windows
Overdue PM work by priority
Generated work orders and open tasks
History of completed PM events
More planned work
Move service out of emergency mode and into scheduled operational windows.
Cleaner compliance posture
Keep repeatable records of what was due, what was completed, and what slipped.
Less PM drift
Make due and overdue work obvious instead of letting it hide in spreadsheets.
Core capabilities
Built to support real operational execution
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Flexible PM rules
Define service intervals by time, mileage, and recurring service packages.
Due and overdue triage
Surface upcoming work early enough to schedule it before it becomes a fire drill.
Auto-generated operational follow-up
Turn PM triggers into work orders when your team wants hands-on execution queued automatically.
PM history on every asset
Keep completed PMs in the service record so the next cycle starts from reliable history.
Operational flow
How teams typically run it
Set PM policy
Define what service is required, for which assets, and how often it should recur.
Surface the next wave of work
Use due and overdue views to plan labor, bays, and parts before the deadline hits.
Complete and reset the cycle
Finish the work, log service completion, and roll the next interval forward automatically.
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