Maintenance software for machinery companies
See which machine needs attention and why.
A service date does not tell the whole story. Connect usage, completed work and outstanding actions per machine so planners know what needs doing.
Discuss your projectMachine fleet · Maintenance
ExampleMachine M–024
Prepare work order- Identification
- Pump unit · serial M024
- Trigger
- Usage interval reached
- Part
- Reserve seal kit
- Execution
- Not yet scheduled
Next step
A notification is not completed maintenance
Check parts and machine availability. Close the maintenance action only after the work has been recorded.
A dismissed reminder can conceal an unfinished work order.
Maintenance sits in a calendar, parts are ordered separately and reports remain in email. It becomes hard to distinguish scheduled work from completed service. We separate triggers, preparation and execution, linked to a persistent machine identifier.
From a maintenance trigger to recorded completion.
- 01
Build the machine register
Record model, serial number, location and service arrangements. Identical models remain separate assets with individual histories.
- 02
Prepare a work order
Use dates or reliable usage readings as triggers. Add tasks, parts and machine availability before promising a visit.
- 03
Record work and follow-up
Capture completed work and outstanding items. Calculate the next service point using the agreed rule, not merely because a notification was closed.
Usage readings need an identified source.
Operating hours may be entered manually or received through an available integration. We establish data freshness and missing-reading behaviour. The software does not assume sensors exist where none are installed.
- A machine moves between sites
- Update its location while preserving its serial number and history.
- A required part is unavailable
- Keep the order open with a reason. Scheduling and completion remain distinct.
- An operating-hours counter is replaced
- Record the change and its effect on service intervals instead of treating usage as zero.
Start with machine records and work orders.
We discuss intervals, users, parts, technician scheduling and reporting. Automatic readings require a suitable source. Vorlyo provides hosting and care; your technical specialists define maintenance instructions.
Good to know.
Can service be scheduled by operating hours?
Yes, where reliable readings are available.
Can technicians see history on a phone?
Yes, with access to the machines and jobs relevant to their role.
Can several locations be supported?
Yes, with a site and responsible person associated with each machine.
Does software perform or approve maintenance?
No. It supports preparation and recording; responsible staff carry out and assess the work.
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