Fabrika module · Maintenance
How much production is lost to maintenance that wasn't done?
Maintenance manages scheduled work and breakdown calls, recording who is responsible, the tasks performed and execution times.

Do these situations sound familiar?
- Scheduled maintenance lives on a separate calendar and slips without anyone noticing.
- When a machine stops, the call to the maintenance technician is made verbally or by phone.
- It is unclear how much time was spent on a breakdown and how often it has recurred.
- Spare parts are searched for when they are needed, extending machine downtime.
How Maintenance works.
- 1
Schedules maintenance work
Preventive maintenance is planned and re-proposed according to the defined deadlines.
- 2
Collects requests from the shop floor
Operators send maintenance requests directly from the interface at the machine.
- 3
Records execution
Responsibilities, tasks performed and execution times are recorded against each job.
- 4
Manages spare parts
The spare parts store can be linked to maintenance jobs, showing what was used and what is missing.
Information available
- Scheduled, ongoing and closed maintenance jobs
- Requests sent from the shop floor and response times
- Execution times and tasks performed for each job
- Spare parts used and stock availability
Decisions supported
- Which machines take up the most maintenance time
- Whether preventive maintenance is reducing breakdowns
- Which spare parts to keep in stock to reduce downtime
Who uses it every day
- Maintenance manager
- Maintenance technicians
- Production manager
- Machine operators
Dependencies and integrations
Maintenance is added to Fabrika Production, which provides the connection with the machines and the shop-floor interfaces from which requests are sent.
Maintenance jobs are linked to the downtime recorded in production, so the time lost and its cause stay connected.
Fabrika module
It starts with a pilot project.
The pilot starts from the most critical machines and their maintenance plans, to check the request-job-closure flow before extending it to the whole plant.
See how we workLet's start from what happens in your factory today.
Tell us which process you want to control or improve. In the initial conversation we will assess together whether Maintenance is the right starting point.
The other modules
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Margin loss, simulation of improvement actions and payback.
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Control plans and digital records during production.
Sequencer
Orders and priorities always up to date on the interfaces at the machine.
Traceability
Batches and materials traceable across production phases.