CORE PLATFORM
Maintenance that happens on schedule, not on failure
Define the PM program once. OpsSense generates the work orders, attaches the checklists and parts, and tracks compliance without a planner chasing spreadsheets.
CAPABILITIES
What it handles for you.
Calendar-based schedules
Daily to multi-year frequencies with float windows, blackout dates, and shutdown alignment.
Meter and runtime triggers
Trigger PMs on hours run, cycles, or kilometers — fed manually, from SCADA, or from OpsSense sensors.
Checklists and SOPs
Step-by-step task lists with pass/fail readings, photo requirements, and embedded procedures.
Auto work-order generation
Orders are created, assigned, and parts-kitted ahead of the due date. Nothing waits on a planner.
Parts kitting
Each PM template lists its parts. Inventory reserves them before the job, so technicians arrive ready.
Compliance tracking
PM completion rates by asset, site, and regulation — exportable for auditors and insurers.
Program optimization
See which PMs find problems and which never do. Tighten or relax intervals with evidence.
[ HOW IT WORKS ]
How a PM cycle runs
A schedule fires — by calendar date, runtime meter, or sensor-reported usage.
OpsSense generates the work order with checklist, SOP, and parts kit attached, inside the float window.
Inventory reserves the parts; the order is assigned by skill and route.
The technician completes the checklist on mobile, logging readings and photos as required.
Why teams switch
- Shift the reactive-to-preventive ratio without adding planners
- Never miss a compliance-critical inspection date
- Arrive at every PM with parts already reserved
- Retire PMs that never find anything, with data to prove it
Built to move the numbers.
Illustrative targets — customer-validated figures pending publication.
See your operations run themselves.
A 30-minute walkthrough with an operations engineer. Your assets, your workflows, your questions.