Reliability measured from history, not estimated.
One system for what you own, what you are fixing and what it costs. The spare part is requisitioned inside the same work order, and MTBF, MTTR and availability are computed from the work orders themselves.
Give a maintenance organisation one system for what it owns, what it is fixing and what it costs.
Close a work order. Watch MTBF move.
A pump's year of work orders. Add a failure, change a repair time — the KPI engine recomputes MTBF, MTTR and availability exactly as it does from real history.
- MTBF = operating time ÷ failures
- MTTR = repair time ÷ failures
- Availability = MTBF ÷ (MTBF + MTTR)
Site → system → equipment hierarchy, with history and documents against each tag.
Raise, assign, prioritise, execute and close, with photo evidence and a full audit trail.
PM calendar, automatic generation and compliance tracking.
Min/max inventory with SAP S/4HANA MM purchase requisition, purchase order and goods receipt.
MTBF, MTTR, availability, downtime and cost per asset, computed from work-order history.
Requester, technician, supervisor, maintenance manager and administrator — each sees only what they own.
From the work order to the KPI report
The KPIs are a by-product of doing the work properly, not a separate spreadsheet.
Requester reports the fault against a tag.
Supervisor prioritises, assigns, reserves the spare.
Technician works it with photo evidence.
Downtime and cost booked to the asset.
MTBF and MTTR update from the record.
Each opens only the pages it owns.
PR → PO → GR without leaving the work order.
From failure history per asset.
Every state change on every work order.