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Adqueo CMMS

The asset is the system of record. The work order is how it moves.

Open a tag — P-204, C-110, CV-12 — and see the jobs, the PM that should have run, the part that is missing, and the hours that did not. Adqueo CMMS is for maintenance managers who already know the plant, and need the loop to close.

MS
Open work orders
47
3 critical · 12 awaiting parts
+6 since 06:00
PM compliance
91%
94% trailing 12 weeks
1 overdue this week
MTTR
4.6 h
Closed WOs · North Plant
Downtime MTD 18.4 h
Planned vs unplanned hours
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
PlannedUnplanned
Action queue
Blocking, overdue, or due this window
ChecklistAsset · jobAssigneeStatusWindow
60
3/5 steps
criticalWO-2026-1842
P-204 · Centrifugal pump
Mechanical seal leak — inboard
Marta Solís
Corrective
awaiting parts20 Aug · due today
50
2/4 steps
urgentWO-2026-1831
CV-12 · Belt conveyor
Belt tracking + lagging inspection
Elena Vargas
Corrective
in progress20 Aug · due today
0
0/4 steps
plannedWO-2026-1838
C-110 · Screw compressor
Quarterly preventive — oil, filters, vibration
Rui Almeida
Preventive
scheduled22 Aug · 2d window
0
0/2 steps
standardWO-2026-1824
AHU-07 · Air handling unit
Coil cleaning + differential pressure
Unassigned
Preventive
open24 Aug · 4d window
Aerial view of a water treatment plant, circular clarifier tanks and filter beds.
Industrial pump room interior with stainless steel piping, valves, and motors.

Work orders that refuse empty history

Create, assign, execute, close — on the asset, with labour, parts, and a checklist that survives the shift. A critical WO does not disappear into a chat. WO-2026-1842 stays open until the seal kit posts.

  1. 01

    Create

    From a PM, a meter, or a leak in the pump house. The asset, last jobs, and stores are already on the record.

  2. 02

    Assign

    Craft and crew — Marta Solís, Rui Almeida, Elena Vargas — not a nameless queue.

  3. 03

    Execute

    Checklist, isolation, photos. Awaiting parts is a state, not a comment.

  4. 04

    Close

    Hours and parts post. The next PM is honest because this one actually finished.

EV
1create
2assign
3executeawaiting parts
4close
WOAssetLocationTypePriorityAssigned ToDueStatus
WO-2026-1842P-204North Plant · Pump houseCorrectivecriticalMarta Solís20 Augawaiting parts
WO-2026-1831CV-12Line 3 · PackingCorrectiveurgentElena Vargas20 Augin progress
WO-2026-1838C-110West Yard · UtilitiesPreventiveplannedRui Almeida22 Augscheduled
WO-2026-1845C-110West Yard · UtilitiesCorrectiveurgentRui Almeida12 Augcomplete
WO-2026-1824AHU-07North Plant · HVAC galleryPreventivestandardUnassigned24 Augopen
WO-2026-1819XF-02Substation BInspectionstandardNuria Pellicer18 Augcomplete
WO-2026-1802C-110West Yard · UtilitiesCorrectiveurgentRui Almeida07 Augcomplete
WO-2026-1794C-110West Yard · UtilitiesCorrectivestandardMarta Solís03 Augcomplete
WO-2026-1828TK-14North Plant · ProcessInspectionstandardElena Vargas25 Augscheduled

Hierarchy first. C-110 is not a row in a spreadsheet.

Company → plant → production line → equipment → component. Open Compressor C-110 and read health, criticality A, 8,142 h runtime, the next PM, and the three correctives that explain this month.

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Company › Plant › Line › Equipment › Component
C-110

Screw compressor

Compressor · oil-injected screw

OperationalCriticality A
Runtime
8,142 h
Next PM
WO-2026-1838 · 22 Aug
MTBF
210 d
Location
West Yard · Utilities

Plant air compressor feeding West Yard and Line 3. Criticality A. Three corrective WOs in August (WO-2026-1794, 1802, 1845) plus the quarterly PM still scheduled.

Serial
C110-88421
Last PM
6 d ago
Maintenance technician in a hi-vis vest and hard hat inspecting equipment panels in a plant.

Preventive work that generates work orders

Lubrication, inspection, filter replacement, calibration, vibration check — on a week you can defend. Overdue is red because it is late, not because a dashboard likes colour. Compliance is 91% this period, 94% trailing.

EV
Compliance this week
91%
Trailing 12 weeks
94%
Overdue
1
Upcoming / done
6 / 2
Mon 17
Tue 18
Wed 19
Thu 20
Fri 21
Sat 22
Sun 23
Lubrication · P-204 · Marta Solís · 1 h
overdue

Hours against crews — not a calendar full of unranked blocks

Marta, Rui, and Elena have capacity. Planned hours, priority, and the Line 3 shutdown sit on the same day. A planner can see who is already on P-204 before promising C-110.

EV
Crew load · 20 Aug
Crew
07:00
08:00
09:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
15:00
16:00
17:00
Marta Solís
Millwright
7.5h / 8h
Rui Almeida
Rotating equipment
6h / 8h
Elena Vargas
Mechanical
8h / 8h
WO-2026-1842P-204 sealMarta Solís · Blocked on parts after 10:00
Line 3 packing shutdowncritical

Stores that can block a close

On hand, reserved, min, bin, supplier. Seal Kit SK-P204 is at zero — WO-2026-1842 cannot close. Bearing 6205-2RS, Drive Belt AX42, Hydraulic Filter HF-210 live in the same ledger as the jobs that consume them.

MS
PartSKUOn HandReservedMinLocationSupplierStatus
Seal Kit SK-P204SL-204-IB012Bin A-12Rotating Stores Co.Reorder
Bearing 6205-2RS6205-2RS1428Bin B-04Rotating Stores Co.Healthy
Drive Belt AX42AX42314Bin B-09Line StoresLow Stock
Hydraulic Filter HF-210HF-210624Bin F-11Utilities OEMHealthy
Seal Kit SK-P204
SL-204-IB

Reserved by WO-2026-1842 · PO-8891 due 21 Aug

WO-2026-1842 blocked · awaiting SK-P204
Technician in a hard hat inspecting a wall-mounted access control panel.

The hours that actually stopped the plant

One downtime chart. A table of problem assets. C-110 took 7.8 h this month and failed three times — that is the conversation, not a wall of gauges. MTBF, MTTR, availability, cost (DEMO), PM compliance sit on the same WOs.

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MTBF
186 d
Plant rolling
MTTR
4.6 h
Closed WOs
Availability
97.1%
Month to date
Downtime
18.4 h
This month
Maintenance cost
$41.2k
DEMO
PM compliance
91%
30-day
Unplanned downtime hours · this month
3.2h
W1CV-12
2.1h
W2P-204
8.9h
W3C-110
4.2h
W4P-204
AssetDowntimeRepeat failuresLast WOWhat the record says
C-110 · Screw compressor7.8 h3clusterWO-2026-1845DE bearing / alignment not closed
P-204 · Centrifugal pump6.5 h1WO-2026-1842Inboard seal · awaiting SK-P204
CV-12 · Belt conveyor3.1 h2WO-2026-1831Tracking / lagging
AHU-07 · Air handling unit0.8 h0WO-2026-1824Coil ΔP — planned

Close the job where the asset is

Today’s jobs on the phone: 09:00 pump inspection, 11:30 conveyor PM, 14:00 compressor repair. Issue, checklist, photos, parts used, labour, notes, signature. Not a PDF emailed after the shift.

Compressor Repair
MS
WO-2026-1840in progress
Asset
C-110
When
14:00

Follow-up on WO-2026-1845. Confirm DE bearing fit and record alignment vs OEM 0.05 mm.

Checklist

  • Confirm LOTO C-110
  • Measure DE/NDE vibration
  • Inspect bearing assembly
  • Record alignment offsets

Photos

DE housing
Coupling
Nameplate

Parts used

Bearing 6205-2RS 6205-2RSqty 0
Labor1.4 h

Notes

RMS down from 7.8 to 4.6 mm/s after last close. Alignment sheet still missing.

Signature

Rui Almeida
Technician on a rooftop working on HVAC equipment while holding a tablet.

A copilot that reads the record — not a diagnosis engine

Ask why Compressor C-110 raised three corrective work orders this month. The answer cites work history, meters, the OEM alignment spec, issued parts, and inspections. Suggested next steps are work, not magic. A person still releases critical jobs.

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Question

Why has Compressor C-110 generated three corrective work orders this month?

Grounded answerAssists · does not diagnose

The three correctives share a rotating-equipment path, not three unrelated faults. WO-2026-1794 closed without an alignment sheet. WO-2026-1802 replaced separator filters after ΔP. WO-2026-1845 replaced the DE bearing and again deferred alignment when production released the machine. Vibration dropped after the bearing, but the OEM offset was never recorded. The quarterly PM is still ahead of us — it is the first planned vibration survey this period, not a fourth failure.

Suggested actions
  1. 1Review coupling alignment against OEM spec rev C and attach the sheet to C-110
  2. 2Schedule the vibration inspection already sitting in WO-2026-1838 — do not create a duplicate
  3. 3Inspect the DE bearing assembly and remaining 6205-2RS fit while the PM window is open

What the product actually contains

A CMMS is a set of records that have to agree. This is the inventory of those records — not a mosaic of icons.

Asset Management

Tags, hierarchy, criticality, health, serials, runtime.

Work Orders

Corrective, preventive, inspection — labour, parts, close rules.

PM

Calendar and meter plans that generate WOs instead of a forgotten sheet.

Inspections

Routes and condition codes that file onto the asset.

Inventory

On hand, reserved, min/max, bins. Awaiting parts can block close.

Purchasing

Reorder, PO link (PO-8891), goods-in that releases the WO.

Labor

Craft, hours, crew capacity against the day.

Vendors

Suppliers on the part, contractors on the WO.

Meter Readings

Hours, vibration, ΔP — usage that trips PM.

Documents

OEM manuals, LOTO, P&IDs on the tag, not in a shared drive.

Mobile

Today’s jobs, checklist, photos, signature at the asset.

Dashboards

Open work, PM compliance, critical assets, downtime hours.

Notifications

Overdue, parts arrived, PM generated — attributable.

Approvals

Critical WOs and inventory exceptions need a second pair of hands.

Audit Log

Who created, assigned, reserved, closed — with the same identifiers.

API

Assets, WOs, meters, stock as contracts, not a CSV hope.

Integrations as categories, not a logo wall

A plant already has systems. CMMS has to speak to them as events and identifiers — P-204, WO-2026-1842, SKU SL-204-IB — not as a slide of brands.

  • ERP

    Items, POs, cost centres. Stores quantity is not a second opinion.

  • IoT / sensors

    Historians and condition that can open a WO, with a person still releasing critical work.

  • Accounting

    Labour and parts cost on close, labelled when DEMO.

  • SSO

    Identity from the directory you already run.

  • Email

    Notifications as a last-mile channel, not the system of record.

  • API

    Read/write on assets, work, meters, stock.

  • BI

    Exports and warehouse feeds that reconcile to the same WOs.

Roles a maintenance organisation actually has

Maintenance Admin, Planner, Supervisor, Technician, Viewer. Critical closes and stock exceptions can require a second closer. Every state change is attributable. This is not an IAM product page — it is who may touch P-204.

MA
RoleWork ordersAssetsPMInventoryApproveAudit
Maintenance Adminallediteditedit
Plannercreate/assignediteditreserveread
Supervisorassign/closereadreadreserveread
Technicianexecute/close*readexecuteissue
Viewerreadreadreadread
Approval rules

Critical WOs on A assets (P-204, C-110) need a supervisor close. Inventory at zero cannot close awaiting-parts work.

Audit

19 Aug 09:48 · Stores · reserved SL-204-IB on WO-2026-1842
19 Aug 09:40 · Marta Solís · status → awaiting_parts

Policy on this site

Technician close* on critical assets is gated. Viewer never edits.

HITL

Technician close on critical assets can be policy-gated (close*). Viewer never edits. Audit is a log, not a role that rewrites history.

Commercial model

Figures below are DEMO — per user or per site, blended, until a commercial schedule exists. Enterprise is contact sales. Nothing here is a quote.

Annual DEMO −18% · DEMO

Recommended

Professional

$159

per user or per site · DEMO

Contact sales
DEMOEssentialProfessionalEnterprise
Work Orders
Assets1 siteMulti-areaMulti-site
PMCalendarCalendar + meters
Mobile
InventoryBasic
AnalyticsKPIsReliabilityPlant + export
API
SSO
Advanced PermissionsBasicSite + craftCustom
Multi-siteUp to 5
AICopilot optionalScoped
SupportEmailNamedContract

Questions a maintenance manager actually asks

See North Plant against your tags

A CMMS demo is a reading of your assets, crews, and the WO that is currently lying. Bring a painful class of equipment.