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Maintain CMMS Introduces Flat Fee Maintenance Software for Engineering Teams

Covers work orders and technician planning, maintenance history, PM maintenance and inspections, and more

Quality Digest
Wed, 09/30/2026 - 12:03
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(Maintain CMMS: London) -- Maintain CMMS is a web-based computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) platform built to help engineering teams replace spreadsheets and paper records with a single, practical system.

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What the platform covers:
• Work orders and technician planning
• Sites, assets, and maintenance history
• Preventive maintenance and inspections
• Parts, QR labels, and document records
• Flows for routine alerts and follow-up actions

Teams can raise and assign work orders, plan recurring maintenance by date or equipment reading, complete inspections and checklists, track spare parts, generate printable QR labels, and keep documents with the relevant asset or job. The technician workspace is designed for use on phones and tablets as well as desktops.

Flows enable teams to define simple trigger-and-action rules for routine maintenance events. A reading threshold, stock level, or planned date can create follow-up work and send the appropriate notification without relying on somebody to remember it.

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