Maintenance: equipment under control.
Repairs on schedule.

Follow a controlled workflow: new → assigned → in progress → inspection → waiting for parts / awaiting approval → closed. Status transitions and retrospective closure require the correct approvals.

Assign one or more technicians with immediate checks for overlapping orders, shifts and planned stops. Record inspections, including a separately verified result when no reported defect is found.

Request parts directly in an order. Available stock goes to the issue queue; missing stock becomes a purchase request. Track suitable equivalents and actual issue status.

Record work start and stop events, technician handover, comments and all order actions. Submission, approval, rework and reopening are explicit operations. Concurrent editing is protected.

Define daily, weekly, monthly or custom day intervals. Scheduling uses the site's time zone and handles clock changes.

A background scheduler creates orders automatically; a plan can also be started manually. Planned equipment stops are separate records visible to calendars and assignment checks.

View work and equipment Gantt charts, planned stops and technician workload by shift to identify overload and available repair windows.

Model site → shop → line → asset → component without a fixed depth. Configure object types, valid relationships and additional electrical, water or other network hierarchies.

See the asset path, current composition and repair history in one record. Define compatible items and spare part slots, including which individual item is fitted and when it was installed or removed.

Installation, removal, warehouse return and write-off update inventory balances. Compatible stock selection explains why an item is excluded.

Keep versioned condition history, tags, checklists and attachments. Load BIM models with equipment, piping and cable routes so technicians can locate work before entering the shop.

Items and inventory belong to the core. Maintenance links them to work order demand, equipment slots and issues for specific jobs. Consignment stock can be settled when issued.

Issue fully or partially; unissued demand stays in the queue. Receive expected deliveries, create individual stock records and place them in storage bins.

Track grouped stock balances, unused part returns, tools issued for return and their condition, write-offs and transfers between warehouses.

An operational journal records who moved what, when and where. See purchase request status and approval history. Warehouse access can be limited to the assigned enterprise section.

Every item has movement history and location balances. Fractional quantities support cable length, oil volume and weight.

Item costs in rubles contribute actual spare part costs to repair budgets. Received but unallocated items have an explicit status.

Items participating in active processes are protected against deletion, with an explanation of the dependency.

An open write-off document does not change stock. The inventory movement is posted once when the document is accepted.

Create, review, accept or withdraw open documents and inspect the journal. Conflict checks prevent the same item being written off twice.

Link the request to the work order and track its approval, order and receipt. Participants share one request history.

Available stock and purchasing status remain visible to the maintenance and warehouse teams.

Use equipment-linked checklists for regular rounds and inspections. Keep results and supporting files with the object.

A structured record makes observations available to the next shift and maintenance planning.

Connect equipment monitoring and operational events to the maintenance workflow through the agreed integration.

Use equipment links and event context to create and follow repair work rather than keeping alarm history separate.

Attach defect photos, equipment manuals, diagrams and inspection video to objects, orders, documents and requests. Batch upload is supported.

Use local or hybrid S3-compatible storage with streaming delivery. Preview images, AutoCAD files and video in the interface.

File access inherits the associated object's permissions. Soft deletion allows restoration.

Configure organizational hierarchies, positions, employee assignments, shifts and schedules.

Manage access control cards, access points and passage event records. Technician workload and assignment checks account for shifts.

Functions: granular read, create, edit, delete and approval permissions, down to an individual control.

Pages: role-specific navigation, grouping, order and icons. Objects: access limited to enterprise hierarchy sections.

Target roles define administrative boundaries. Users see the interface appropriate to their responsibilities.

Server sessions can be revoked immediately. Personal data is encrypted at database level.

Access is controlled by roles and granular permissions. Review the deployment and protection model on the Security page.

Local or hybrid deployment keeps the primary system on your site.

An open REST API supports integrations. The Implementation page describes the path from audit to operation.

Work from a computer or tablet using light or dark themes.

Drag to reorder navigation, sort items and organize role hierarchies where appropriate.

Live counters, operation notifications and clear messages help users follow their work. The interface exposes only functions available to their role.