MaintMaster blog - 22 April 2021
OK, so we skipped the 13:th version on account of some superstitiousness, why jinx a really nice update? 🙂 MaintMaster 8.14 represent a major leap for our app. Now you can perform most of your everyday tasks in your app, including creating new jobs and site objects, editing all sorts of descriptions and making withdrawals …
Read MoreMaintMaster blog - 22 April 2021
The KPI’s you use in MaintMaster is a snapshot of the value right here, right now. And in many cases, that is all you need. But what if you want to track the progress of a KPI, see how it develops over time? Many of you have solved that by exporting figures weekly or monthly, …
Read MoreMaintMaster blog - 22 April 2021
For the 8.12 release we made some significant improvements to how spare parts are handled in relation to jobs, you can separate what’s planned from what actually has been used. While doing so we changed the layout and the way you add spare parts when using the report guide. For most of you this was …
Read MoreMaintMaster blog - 22 October 2020
MaintMaster 8.12 introduces separate permissions for managing interval settings, a clearer question when changing the setting and a smarter grouping of existing intervals. In the 8.11 release we made an important improvement of how Interval settings for recurrent jobs is managed, it became its own entity making it more explicit and easier to manage several …
Read MoreMaintMaster blog - 22 October 2020
Planning and withdrawing parts on jobs: This is a big change and a great improvement. Instead of depending on the job status, all withdrawals of parts to a job can be made much more explicit. In job card, we have separated the planned parts for a job, and the actual used parts. Those can be …
Read MoreMaintMaster blog - 16 October 2020
Creating follow-up jobs is a very powerful tool in MaintMaster. Starting in 8.12 you can create them with a guide, making this feature available to users with limited permissions. Since long, creating a follow-up job means that you open the job card of that category. Unfortunately, this means that Essential users or other users without …
Read MoreMaintMaster blog - 21 August 2020
Guest contribution: Communication is key – we have to talk to each other and we have to document our activities! En 13306: Communication is crucial for maintenance workers. One of the most important exercises is the documentation of our activities. A transparent delivery of all maintenance tasks helps all parties involved to understand exactly what …
Read MoreMaintMaster blog - 2 July 2020
From version 8.11 of MaintMaster, we have made a change in how to create and manage intervals for recurrent jobs. If you edit an interval and do that wrong, you change all recurrent original jobs with this interval, with possible major consequences. In previous versions of MaintMaster you specified the interval for each recurrent job. …
Read MoreMaintMaster blog - 9 June 2020
Hi MaintMasters, Great News! We made it through the update week. Almost all customers are now running our latest release. 8.11 codename “Fairybell”. With the update, you now have access to some new features including our new web client. The web client makes it possible to access you MaintMaster system from the browser. Feel free …
Read MoreMaintMaster blog - 7 February 2020
As easy and flexile as MaintMaster CMMS MaintMaster IoT Sensors are designed to detect deviations long before breakdowns occur. Sensors are not a new technology. But to connect them to a maintenance system such as MaintMaster is where real value is generated. Data from the sensors will be fed directly into MaintMaster. There you …
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