MVP One Features

Corrective and preventative maintenance work orders can be easily created, edited, or cloned within the system. Work orders are able to be prioritized, scheduled, tracked, and reported to align with maintenance workflows.

Preventative maintenance work order scheduling can be automated and triggered based on a series of factors, including date, time, alarms, meter readings, and specified event occurances.

Monitor enterprise equipment and assets with either built-in data analysis tools or integrated third-party applications to streamline preventative maintenance efforts.

Organize maintenance, repairs, and operations (MRO) materials within a built-in database, and coordinate materials inventory and purchase requests.

Access historical records of equipment performance statistics and generate new reports using equipment data to identify underlying equipment issues.

Create approval workflows to streamline the approval of work order or material purchase requests.

Maintain re-usable task templates for preventative and unscheduled work orders. Organize these templates into task libraries that are easily accessible and can be cloned or edited as needed.

Track maintenance documentation to ensure compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and ISO standards. Manage material safety data sheets (MSDS) and other critical safety instructions within a central repository, and track employee training certifications.

Submit RFPs / RFQs to vendors, communicate terms, and track and manage vendor performance within the system.

Visualize maintenance data and KPIs using built in dashboards, and create custom reports around equipment, assets, work orders, and more.

Create a list of all the assets owed by a company.

Define relationships between various types of assets.

Identify the value of each asset and keep it up to date.

Define and manage linear assets, facilities, and fixed assets

Track asset locations using GIS and GPS technology.

Monitor the status of multiple types of assets.

Maintain a history of adjustments made to assets.

Track inventory of assets accross multiple locations.

Manage the inventory of spare parts needed for maintenance.

Calculate the value of the inventory of assets and spare parts.

Support multiple depreciation methods such as straight-line and annuity.

Calculate the value of assets at each stage of their lifecycle.

Manage tax deductions and capital allowances for fixed assets.

Track the costs of retiring assets when they become obsolete.

Plan inspections to monitor the status or equipment and fixed assets.

Schedule maintenance activities based on asset type, usage, and warranties.

Provide features for predictice maintenance operations.

Allows users to perform corrective maintenance activities.

Ability to manage unplanned maintenance tasks.

Identify opportunities to optimize asset use and maintenance operations.

Assign human and material resources to maintance tasks.

Monitor field activities such as installation, maintenance, or callibration.

Allows field workers and their supervisors to communicate with customers.

Monitor asset use across multiple locations and keep history.

Track asset reliability data such as downtime or idle time.

Identify various types of risks such as non-compliance or safety violations.

Define and manage maintenance contracts for various types of assets.

Manage warranties, related maintenance operations, and costs.

Comply with the service level agreements (SLAs) included in contracts.

Deliver dashboards that display KPIs and live data.

Analyze performance for individual assets, by category or location.

Predict future trends and risks that may impact asset performance.

Provide integration with ERP systems

Provide integration with CAD and PLM software

Provide integration with accounting solutions

Works across multiple software systems or databases