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I’m hoping this is common and I just haven’t figured it out yet so asking for help from the group. If I have an asset that has a Monthly, Quarterly, and Annual PM is there a way to only have the appropriate work order auto generated? My procedures build on each other so the Annual has all steps from Monthly and Quarterly. When the Annual is due, I don’t want either of the others to be created.
How can we make a work order visible to the entire team while still assigning it to an individual? The goal is to keep everyone informed about the status and updates without requiring them to search for the WO, while ensuring that one person remains accountable for the work. This approach also allows for a smooth handover if someone, for example, is on sick leave.
I like the ease of recording time on the mobile app but I can’t figure out how to capture time for any additional techs that work the job. We have some jobs that take multiple shifts to complete and will have several people working on a single work order. I need the ability to see labor for everyone that worked the job and how much time they put in on the job. Any help is greatly appreciated.Regards,John
We utilize the 10% rule for PM completion, this means as long as the PM is completed within 10% of the frequency it’s still on time. MaintainX only counts on time as being completed by the due date and I can’t find a way to add a window either in the calculation or a scheduled start and finish date on the WO. If I could add that it should show on time if the job was completed any time during that window. Any suggestions?Reagrds,John
I haven’t seen any means of tracking warranty information for assets, does MaintainX have the capability?
To my knowledge, the API doesn’t have a specific field for whether or not a work order is overdue, so we need to create a new value in order to expand on the existing reports.This is the base formula I’m using: OverdueState = // Work order is considered overdue if [Completed On] > [Due Date] IF( 'WorkOrders'[Completed on] > 'WorkOrders'[Due Date] , TRUE , FALSE )I’ve tried filtering by various combinations of work order creation, close, & updated timestamps and Status=CANCELED/SKIPPED. The numbers are always close to what shows up on MaintainX reporting, but are always slightly off. Has anyone had any luck recreating the overdue logic that MaintainX reporting uses?
When I create a new asset does the system automatically create a unique id number for it? In the tutorial it stated to include a unique identifier to enable searches for specific assets. In other systems there is an ID# and description, how does MaintainX handle this?
Hello, I am new to MaintainX and I have been trying to do some integration with our system as it has been quickly adopted by many of our end users. I have had success with the API calls offered. Specifically, I am using the List Work Orders pulling into PowerBI. However, our team has added some custom labels and custom fields. We use a custom Work Type label instead of the built-in Work Type selection. How do I pull in these custom fields?
How can we effectively manage the life cycle of parts in MaintainX?I understand that we can add an expiration date to a part, but what if we have multiple quantities of the same part, each with a different expiration date?For example, let's say I create a part called "AAA Batteries" and have 10 units in stock, but they each have different expiration dates.How should we handle this scenario? Is there any feature or method in MaintainX that supports tracking expiration dates at the unit or batch level?
I realize there is no right or wrong answer to this, but I’m curious how people are setting up asset hierarchy on something like an air conditioning unit in a tenant suite. Each AC unit has an outdoor condenser and an indoor AHU or mini split head. Often times these two units become de-coupled in age and maintenance when one is replaced and not the other, so I have trouble tracking the whole system as one asset. I also have situations where I have one condenser with 5 or more mini split heads servicing 5 or more individual tenant spaces. However, performing something like spring maintenance on them requires simultaneous work to both indoor and outdoor unit typically under one work order. Right now I have it all separate, no sub-assets at all. I’m considering changing that to: Tenant Suite # > Outdoor Condenser # > Indoor AHU or Mini split head #Just curious how others are handling this..
Has anyone tried to build a report to show downtime for a production line with multiple assets? If I have a line with 10 assets but only 5 of them cause that line to stop producing is there a way to reflect that? I thought of creating an asset for the line and list the 10 assets as sub assets of it. Then potentially set those that are critical to function of the line as critical and only track downtime on those. Would that then track the line downtime? I’m hoping someone has already solved this and can help me.Cheers everyone,John
Is there a way to create a procedure to be used for multiple assets? We have several similar assets that require the same PM tasks and I haven’t seen a way to create a procedure and assign it to different assets on recurring work orders. Has anyone else figured this out?Thank you
Does anyone have any good ideas for giving credit for completed work orders to multiple team members. I’ve thought about creating a procedure template that can be added to work orders where multiple team members name appear on a drop down and can be selected if they worked on the work order but i don’t think that will give the other members “credit” for completed work orders in Reports.
Hi, Before using certain pieces of equipment our operators are required to complete an inspection of the equipment and log it.Is there a way I could create the inspection as a procedure in MaintainX that can be activated by the operator as they need it? If I can do this in MaintainX it would make the standard operating procedure easy to access and create a record to show the procedure is being complete.The operators have requester level licenses Thanks,Ben
Hi there, we have parts which come in with batch numbers and expiry dates, i want to be able to hold these in stock and complete stock checks on them and allocate them out for traceability. Can this be done?
When I add time track to a work order I filled in the pay rate I make, not knowing it would lock it in permeantly. I want pay removed from the time tracker… Can this be done? I have talked to customer service, and they said they fixed it, but they did not. I need it removed for 2 reasons I don't need my staff seeing how much I make, and it also distorts my monthly supply amounts, please help me get rid of the it LOL.
I’m new to MaintainX and looking for anyone using it for a property management/HOA environment. Just looking to connect, share best practices, etc. Thanks!
Is there a way to indicate if an asset is down in the service request? Once a work order is created from the request identifying asset is down can MaintainX automatically change status to DOWN then upon WO completion automatically return to ONLINE? Trying to remove manual tracking to reduce potential human error.
How do I restore a deleted asset using the maintainx API?
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