Maintenance planner
Super Agent · YP
Reads machine counters, compares them with your maintenance intervals and drafts the work order.
Reads operating hours and counters from machine logs, compares them with the service intervals in your maintenance plan and drafts the work order. Maintenance plans and approves it.

Upcoming maintenance is checked every day. The run starts each morning when the new log files from your machines come in.
The counters are read for every machine. YP takes the operating hours, strokes and cycles of each machine from its log files.
Each counter is compared with your service intervals. These intervals come from your own maintenance plan and not from the model.
The spare parts for the job are checked as well. YP looks in your ERP to see whether the needed spare parts and consumables are in stock.
Your maintenance team approves the draft work order. YP posts the draft to the team, and they plan it and do the work.
A work order for each machine due for service
Operating hours, strokes and cycles, per machine
Plans every job, with spare parts stock checked
YP drafts the work order before each service interval runs out, so maintenance plans the stop and you lose less output to breakdowns.
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