The Aweeba Platform · Work Orders & Maintenance
Work order software where the scoreboard triggers action.
Dashboards that only alarm are just anxiety with graphs. When work orders live in the same system as your production data, a downtime code becomes a ticket, a technician, and a fix — with the history to prove it.
Maintenance by sticky note has a failure mode
- Requests evaporate. The operator told someone, who told someone, who went on vacation.
- Preventive slips to reactive. Without a schedule that nags, the greasing that prevents the breakdown never happens.
- No machine memory. Is this the third bearing this year or the sixth? Nobody can say — so nobody escalates.
- The CMMS quote assumed a maintenance department. You have two techs and a shared toolbox.
From "somebody should" to "it's done, here's when"
Work orders from anywhere
Operators raise them from the floor; downtime codes can raise them automatically.
Preventive schedules
Time- and usage-based maintenance that shows up in the queue before the breakdown does.
Asset history
Every repair, part, and hour against every machine — the memory that justifies replacing the lemon.
Parts & cost tracking
What the fix cost, what it used, and which machines eat the budget.
Tech-friendly queue
Priorities, assignments, and status a two-person maintenance crew will actually keep updated.
One platform with production
Downtime data and work orders share a system — cause and fix finally connect. See production reporting →
Turn the alarm into a ticket.
A discovery conversation with your machines, your techs, and your current sticky-note system. We'll map the upgrade.