Mobile CMMS Maintenance App

Manage Maintenance On the Go, In the Field, and Offline

Our mobile app makes your life easy. Save time and unite your teams.

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eMaint CMMS gives you the power of a CMMS and EAM in the palm of your hand.

Manage work orders, view asset details, work offline, and much more.
Missing information and siloed teams lead to maintenance nightmares — and that’s where a mobile CMMS comes in.

  • Connects teams and breaks down barriers in industrial data — maximizing uptime and reliability

  • Simplifies working offline, in the field, or on the factory floor
  • Ultimate configurability: forms, fields, display, and beyond
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Mobile Work Orders Make
Life Easy

Manage work orders and work requests. Explore, create, assign, and complete on the go, adding pictures and checking off inspection lists.

Track your work in a few taps, preventing your team from going dark in the field.

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Simplify your work, save time, and connect your teams

Manage, edit, and assign work orders in the field. Build work orders from your desktop and send them out to your team on the factory floor. Receive push notifications for important updates.

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Snap a photo, add a checklist, and upload documents

Quickly and easily add photos and videos to your work orders. Design PM checklists and routine inspections, with personnel checking off tasks as they go. View and upload key documents.

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Do it all, from work requests to booking spare parts

Scan asset QR codes to submit a work request to inspect failed equipment. Book spare parts for jobs, streamlined by eMaint’s ERP integration. Track work hours and require digital signatures for work order completion.

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“Your system is by far the best that I could find. I’m so pleased with how eMaint works, especially having access to the mobile app for smartphones and tablets. Offline work is another thing that pushed us your way. Other companies didn’t offer that, and we’re sometimes out in the middle of nowhere.”

Sandi Gogert, Fleet and Housing Administrator at Gee Whiz

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Asset & Part Details at Your Fingertips

Simplified asset and spare parts management. Browse your asset inventory, see maintenance history with barcode scanning, or submit work requests with QR codes.

Find a failed asset or a critical spare with a quick search.

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Take the helm of an asset command center

Explore your asset details and recent maintenance history. Attach assets to work orders. See other open work orders for nearby assets when you’re already in the field. Gather data in the field with select Fluke tools integration.

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Searchable, flexible spare parts inventory

Find the spare parts you need quickly. See recommended parts for specific assets and rely on the eMaint parts reorder list to optimize inventory levels. Take a look at what’s on hand, both in the storeroom and across your global organization, and request critical spares from throughout your work sites.

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Found a failed motor? Scan QR codes for work requests, barcodes for asset details

Walking around the facility, eMaint users can scan barcodes to view asset or spare part details and history. And all personnel, regardless of whether they are an eMaint user, can scan a QR code on problematic assets to submit a work request.

Manage Work in the Field, Offline, and Across the Enterprise

Global businesses love eMaint. Work offline and your updates will sync once a connection is re-established. Manage international teams and tap into a global parts storeroom. Enterprises can enjoy the simplicity of single-sign on (SSO) and trust in strong security controls.

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Maximize efficiency in remote work sites and network-unfriendly areas

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Configurable, flexible, offline work orders

eMaint is built to support maintenance personnel who need to work offline, track their progress, and not worry about syncing results later. Complete work orders, edit asset information, and upload photos, with eMaint taking care of synchronization when a connection is re-established. Audit trail tracks actual time of actions, providing clear records and accountability.

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Simplify compliance with permissions, e-signatures, and automatic audit trail

Manage permissions, control field-level security, and standardize compliant practices. Require password-protected e-signatures for key actions. Route work orders through levels of approval and across departments. eMaint’s audit trail captures user actions in a detailed, time-stamped lineage perfect for accountability and audit reporting.

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Global maintenance standardization and enterprise asset & part management

Discover powerful insights with enterprise reporting and standardize a winning maintenance strategy across all your work sites. Work across languages, currencies, and time-zones. Manage your global mobile workforce with ease.

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Mobile CMMS Maintenance App FAQ

A mobile computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) is a software application you can use on a smartphone or tablet to monitor assets, manage work orders, and communicate with team members. Also called CMMS apps or work order software apps, these programs connect and sync with your facility’s desktop CMMS. This technology gives you real-time access to all of your maintenance management tasks and makes it easy to add, change, and update them from any location.

Typically, those who oversee facility inventories, assets, and work orders use a mobile CMMS to streamline maintenance management. Although it varies by field and facility, these might include managers, teams, individual employees, and contractors in many departments, such as:

  • maintenance
  • operations
  • health and safety
  • information technology (IT)
  • production

While some apps are designed only for certain sectors, a robust mobile CMMS solution can make facility and service management more efficient in nearly every industry, including:

  • automotive
  • food and beverage
  • life sciences
  • manufacturing
  • facilities management
  • oil and gas
  • packaging
  • education
  • fleet maintenance
  • government
  • healthcare

Like a standard CMMS, a mobile CMMS is used to help teams connect and collaborate on maintenance management tasks. Both formats enable you to schedule, track, and coordinate equipment inspections and repairs by optimizing communication between those responsible for each task.

All CMMS systems use a centralized dashboard to collect data, provide visibility across multiple sites, and prevent communication silos between departments. What makes a mobile CMMS different is that users can download a CMMS app onto their mobile devices so they can log in wherever they are — or even work offline. Some facilities use both types of CMMS software so employees can view, schedule, and update tasks onsite or on the go.

A mobile CMMS offers many benefits that help organizations make the best use of their teams, equipment, and infrastructure. Specific benefits vary by industry, and the wide variety of CMMS use cases makes it impossible to compile every advantage into a comprehensive list. Here are some of the benefits a mobile CMMS can offer:

  • Real-time work order updates: Authorize repairs and maintenance in real-time to keep work orders updated and data accurate.
  • Preventive planning: Schedule preventive maintenance and assign related tasks to the right techs at the right time.
  • Streamlined reporting: Monitor your key performance indicators (KPIs) such as cost, backlog, and downtime — and use the data to create reports in a few clicks.
  • Increased productivity: Boost work order completion rates by organizing tasks by priority to give teams a clear directive.
  • Automated work order requests: Automatically create and manage work order requests when CMMS data indicates a potential upcoming asset failure.
  • Less equipment downtime: Reduce expensive downtime by automatically scheduling preventive maintenance and monitoring work orders in real time.
  • Extended equipment lifespans: Use asset data to quickly identify issues, complete critical work effectively, and minimize expensive repairs.
  • Decreased maintenance costs: Analyze the health and performance of your assets with real-time data to make informed decisions that prevent equipment failure and avoidable costs.
  • Adherence to compliance and safety standards: Track, manage, and store asset documentation required for audits and compliance.
  • Improved customer satisfaction: Keep your customers happy by using mobile CMMS features to create quality products and meet work request deadlines.

 

No matter your industry, there are certain features you should look for when considering a mobile CMMS. Although some minor features vary by provider, these capabilities are the most essential for reliable maintenance management:

  • Work request generation and tracking
  • Parts and inventory management
  • Data reporting and analytics
  • Regulatory compliance reporting
  • Business software integration
  • Multi-site maintenance management

Implementing a mobile CMMS may sound daunting, but when done correctly, it’s well worth the time and effort. If you don’t feel equipped to manage this process internally, some providers offer implementation services to support your team at every stage. Otherwise, here are some general steps you can take to get started with a mobile CMMS:

  1. Choose a vendor that offers comprehensive customer service and support.
  2. Try a free mobile CMMS implementation pilot to make sure it’s a good fit.
  3. Determine how asset data will contribute to your continuous improvement goals and what features you need to organize that data.
  4. Establish guidelines for maintaining CMMS data accuracy and integrity.
  5. Dedicate time to prepare an implementation plan with stakeholders.
  6. Train employees on how to use the mobile CMMS effectively.
  7. Create an ongoing training plan to familiarize employees with more advanced features and ensure you’re getting the most out of your mobile CMMS.