Plant Asset Management Software

MaintBoard gives each machine a maintenance record your team can find by equipment ID or location. Open the asset to review breakdowns, planned work, and the parts used on previous repairs.

  • Organize assets by plant, area, and production line.
  • Find equipment details, manuals, and repair records together.
  • Use QR codes to open the right machine record on mobile.
MaintBoard Site Explorer showing AHU-011's component hierarchy, current work orders and equipment specifications.

Which of the two identical pumps was repaired?

Two pumps have the same model and serve the same line. One has a repeat seal leak. The team needs its equipment ID and repair history before deciding what to check next.

Identical pumps are easy to confuse

Two pumps may share a model and location. The equipment ID identifies which one needs work.

Repair notes are hard to trace

Notes saved in a separate folder can be difficult to match to the pump that was serviced.

Manuals and spares are hard to find

Technicians lose time when manuals and part details are stored away from the equipment record.

Set up a plant asset record technicians can use

Give each pump its own record even when the models match. That keeps repair and preventive maintenance history tied to the equipment actually serviced.

Step 1

Create the equipment record

Add the equipment ID, name, location, and useful details such as model and serial number.

Step 2

Connect maintenance and documents

Link the pump's recurring work, manuals, and relevant parts to the record.

Step 3

Open the right record at the machine

Scan its QR code where mobile use is permitted, then review history or raise a request against that asset.

What CMMS asset management puts in one place

Plant equipment structure

Organize records by site, area, production line, and related equipment.

Service history

Review breakdowns, repairs, and completed preventive jobs. Explore breakdown records .

Equipment documents

Keep manuals and drawings where technicians can find them before work.

Where an asset register helps

Packaging line

Keep the filler, sealer, and conveyor separately identifiable.

Process area

Distinguish duty and standby pumps so repairs land on the right record.

Plant utilities

Track a compressor or chiller alongside the production equipment it serves.

What to review by machine

Compare repairs on the same asset before deciding what to investigate.

Repeat failures

Check which planned work is open or overdue on critical equipment.

Service due

Review the stock codes used on earlier repairs when preparing the next job.

Parts used

Plant Asset Management FAQs

Can we organize assets across several plants?
Yes. Use separate sites and locations and give each machine its own equipment record.
Can we link work orders and PM plans to an asset?
Yes. Link the work to the machine so technicians can find the planned and completed jobs in its history.
Can technicians identify a machine by QR code?
Yes. Where mobile use is allowed, scan the machine's code to open its asset record.

Bring a machine you maintain to the demo

Bring its equipment ID, a recent repair, or a preventive maintenance plan. We'll show how the record connects those details for the next technician.