We’re sharing our tips on how to progressively improve the quality and level of detail in your work orders so that they’re top-notch in 5 stages. 

If you missed the first four stages, you can check them out here  

Stage 5 of 5

Logging asset downtime through work orders 

• Set assets offline within work orders to directly link maintenance activities to machine availability and uptime.

Failure codes

• Using failure codes to track common failures, causes and solutions (Enterprise tier only).

Integrate your CMMS with PLCs and other data monitoring systems

• Through open API, monitor status and trigger events based on real-time asset data (Enterprise tier only).

• Explore our vetted partner network of pre-built IIoT integrations in the Fiix App Exchange → 

KPIs to assess your progress: 

• Report id 27,952: rFIIX] List of offline assets (Improved Version)

• Report id 16,294: nFIIX] Asset Online and Offline History

• Report id 33: Scheduled V Unplanned Maintenance Downtime %

Bonus Stage  

A bunch of Fiix team members collaborated on creating this step-by-step guide to building ‘Best-In-Class’ work orders. Now we want to make it even better by incorporating your input!

• Did we miss any key steps that you think are critical for success?
• Would you move any of the steps from one stage to another?
• What stage do you think you’re currently in? What’s your biggest challenge in moving to the next stage?
• What step did you find the most difficult to check off the list? What was the kay to success?!

We’re eager to read your contribution in the replies