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InnoMaint is a cloud-based IoT Powered EAM software that Monitor, Measure and Manage all your maintenance activities associated with industrial & facility equipment, service technicians, and execution of the workforce from anywhere, at any time through web and mobile application.
Mobile app for your service technicians to get Instant notification of scheduled preventive maintenance tasks and new service requests.
Monitors performance of the equipment, workforce productivity, PM compliance, overdue tickets & SLA violations.
Helps protect assets, increase equipment lifetime & improve system reliability.
Handles unknown incidents smartly & improves equipment reliability with proactive & preventive maintenance processes.
Streamlines workflow by improving MTBF and MTTR.
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