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Maintenance & Reliability

Run maintenance and reliability on one platform.

Off the whiteboard and out of the spreadsheets. Work orders, preventive maintenance, asset history, parts, and inspections, all in one place and on every machine.

Built multilingual, so a misread procedure no longer extends every repair.

New Work OrderCREATE
Asset or machine
Priority
LowMediumUrgent
Describe the problem
Add a photo
Attach photo or video
Submit work order
Routes to maintenance, tracked to completion.
Operator Daily Check: Line 1DAILY
Clean and inspect Pass
Check fluid levels Pass
Listen for abnormal noise Pass
Report anything off Pass
Operators flag issues early, before a breakdown.
PM: Conveyor 2 (Monthly)RECURRING
Inspect belt tension Pass
Lubricate bearings Pass
Check motor temperature Pass
Replace worn rollers Fail
Recurring PMs generate work orders automatically.
Forklift Pre-Op InspectionDAILY
Brakes and horn Pass
Hydraulics, no leaks Pass
Forks and mast Pass
Warning lights Fail
Fails take the equipment out of service automatically.

Maintenance is scattered. So machines stay down longer.

Work orders on a whiteboard, PMs in a spreadsheet, asset history in a binder, parts in another list. The fix waits while someone finds the right paper.

Whiteboard work ordersPM spreadsheetsAsset bindersPaper TPM sheets
Inventory listsLaminated LOTO cardsDowntime clipboards
Email requestsTribal knowledge
Your whole maintenance program. One platform.

Work orders, PMs, assets, parts, and inspections, in one place.

This is true even for an English-only crew. Manufacturers lose around 800 hours a year to unplanned downtime,1 and the fix often waits on a paper work order. Add a multilingual workforce and a misread procedure extends every repair.

What "replace your CMMS" actually means.

Real maintenance and reliability processes, running on UnDesked. Click any capability to see the process and the features behind it.

These eight are examples, not limits. Every one is built from the same drag-and-drop blocks, so if your team runs a process that is not here, you build it. There is no cap on workflows.
Work orders
Report it, route it, track it to done.
New Work OrderCREATE
Asset or machine
Priority
LowMediumUrgent
Describe the problem
Add a photo
Attach photo or video
Submit work order
Routes to maintenance, tracked to completion.
What is included
  • One-tap work-order creation
  • Photo and asset capture
  • Priority and auto-routing
  • Status from open to closed
  • Parts and labor logged
Replacespaper work orders and whiteboards
Preventive maintenance (PM)
Scheduled work that does not get missed.
PM: Conveyor 2 (Monthly)RECURRING
Inspect belt tension Pass
Lubricate bearings Pass
Check motor temperature Pass
Replace worn rollers Fail
Recurring PMs generate work orders automatically.
What is included
  • Recurring PM schedules
  • Auto-generated work orders
  • Step-by-step task lists
  • Skip and overdue alerts
  • By asset and meter reading
Replacesspreadsheets and calendars
Asset history
Every machine, its whole story.
Asset: Press 2HISTORY
Last serviceFeb 28
Open work orders1
Mean time between failures42 days
StatusRunning
Full service and failure history, per asset.
What is included
  • Complete service history
  • Open and past work orders
  • MTBF and reliability trends
  • Manuals and SOPs attached
  • QR code on the asset
Replacesmaintenance binders
Operator (autonomous) checks
Catch it before it breaks.
Operator Daily Check: Line 1DAILY
Clean and inspect Pass
Check fluid levels Pass
Listen for abnormal noise Pass
Report anything off Pass
Operators flag issues early, before a breakdown.
What is included
  • Daily operator checks (TPM)
  • One-tap issue reporting
  • Auto-creates a work order
  • Tied to the asset
  • In the operator's language
Replacespaper TPM sheets
Parts & inventory
Know what is on the shelf.
Spare PartsLIVE
Drive belts6 in stock
Bearings (6203)2 left
Hydraulic filters0
Sensors9 in stock
Low and out-of-stock parts flag against open work orders.
What is included
  • Parts on hand by location
  • Reorder points and alerts
  • Linked to work orders
  • Usage history
  • Vendor and cost info
Replacesinventory spreadsheets
Lockout / Tagout
Energy isolation, verified, before the wrench turns.
Lockout / Tagout: Press 2PROCEDURE
1Notify affected workers
2Shut down and isolate energy
3Apply locks and tags
4Verify zero energySupervisor verified
Per-machine procedures, locked until verified.
What is included
  • Per-machine isolation steps
  • Required order enforced
  • Supervisor verification
  • Digital lock log
  • Tied to the work order
Replaceslaminated LOTO cards
Breakdown & downtime logging
Every stop, timed and coded.
Log DowntimeLOG
Machine
Reason
MechanicalElectricalChangeover
Duration and notes
Log downtime
Feeds reliability and OEE reporting.
What is included
  • One-tap downtime logging
  • Reason codes
  • Duration capture
  • Feeds OEE and reliability
  • Pareto of top causes
Replacesclipboards and tribal memory
Equipment inspections
Pass or fail, with proof.
Forklift Pre-Op InspectionDAILY
Brakes and horn Pass
Hydraulics, no leaks Pass
Forks and mast Pass
Warning lights Fail
Fails take the equipment out of service automatically.
What is included
  • Recurring inspection schedules
  • Pass or fail with photos
  • Auto out-of-service on a fail
  • Per-asset checklists
  • Completion dashboard
Replacesclipboard inspections
Build your own
The eight here are examples, not limits.
Build your ownNO CODE
Drag the same building blocks into any maintenance or reliability process your team runs.
FormsChecksStepsSchedulesRecordsMediaApprovalsNotifications
New workflow
No limit on workflows. If your team does it, you can build it.
What is included
  • Drag-and-drop building blocks
  • No code required
  • Unlimited workflows
  • Any maintenance or reliability process
  • Same engine, same translation
Replaceswhatever point tool is left

Keep the line running

Maintenance that never sits in a binder.

Work orders, inspections, and equipment requests in one place, in every worker's language.

From breakdown to back up, without the clipboard.

When a work order is one tap and the loop is automated, machines get fixed faster and the next failure gets prevented.

Report

Operator reports the issue on the line

Assign

Auto-routed to the right tech

Lock out

Energy isolated and verified

Fix & log

Repair, parts, and time recorded

Prevent

A PM is scheduled so it does not recur

Unplanned downtime costs large manufacturers about $260,000 an hour.1 The faster the loop, the less it costs.

Built on the platform, not bolted together.

Every maintenance workflow is made from the same building blocks, deployed to any surface, translated underneath.

Building blocks

Forms, media, tests, agreements

Workflows

Sequenced and automated

Any surface

Signage, kiosk, mobile, tablet

The supercharger

Now, in every language.

Everything you just saw, in each worker's language. Work orders, procedures, and a breakdown reported in Spanish that the maintenance lead reads in English.

Works for an English-only crew. Becomes essential for a multilingual workforce, where a misread procedure extends every repair.
See the AI Translation Engine
Operator, Line 1
La cinta hace un ruido fuerte y se detuvo.
Reported in Spanish
Maintenance reads
Belt is making a loud noise and stopped.
Read in English
Mantenimiento programado: Prensa 2, 14:00

Proof

Downtime is the most expensive thing on the floor.

$0Klost per hour of unplanned downtime1
0 hrsof unplanned downtime a year, per manufacturer1
0%less downtime with preventive maintenance2
Maintenance technician working on a CNC machine

Works with the rest of UnDesked.

Maintenance gets stronger paired with the rest of the platform your floor runs on.

See your maintenance program on one platform.

Bring a work order or a PM checklist you run today. We will build it live.

Sources

  1. Siemens True Cost of Downtime, 2024, and Aberdeen Strategy & Research; unplanned downtime averages roughly $260,000 per hour and about 800 hours a year per manufacturer. siemens.com
  2. Industry research; preventive maintenance reduces unplanned downtime by 30 to 50 percent compared with reactive approaches.