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Preventive maintenance scheduling

Plan preventive maintenance around each asset

Set time or meter intervals, review due services and choose how work orders are raised. Meter readings can raise work orders automatically. For a date-based service, raise the job from the schedule or test the supported rule you set.

Service Boarddue-soon visibility
One platformtracking + planning
Flexible triggersschedule + meter
Lachlan McRitchie

Lachlan McRitchie

Co-Founder & GM of Operations

Updated 26 September 2026

Build one plan with several service levels

Put the minor, intermediate and major services in one ordered plan. Each level carries its own triggers, complete procedure and parts list.

  1. 1. Review the due sequence

    For aligned 250, 500 and 1,000-hour intervals, a higher-ordered due service takes priority when levels meet. It uses its own procedure and parts, so include all work required at that level.

  2. 2. Test the plan on one asset

    Review the sequence and starting readings before enrolling a larger group. Check the generated or manually raised job and reopen the saved result after completion.

Setup and limits

  • Maintenance setup and the Service Board require a connection. An already-open lower-level job is not automatically merged into a later higher-level job.

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Auto work order creation

Choose how due work becomes a work order

Choose manual, per-asset automatic or batch automatic generation. Meter readings can raise work orders automatically. For date-based work, raise the job from the schedule or test the rule you set. Test the trigger with one asset and inspect the job before enrolling a larger group.

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Build a plan with separate service levels

The plan runs a 250-hour service, a 500-hour service that covers it, and a 1,000-hour service that covers both. The sequence preview shows the whole 1,000-hour cycle and where it starts again.

MapTrack app · Demonstration data · Captured

Demonstration plan. Each level carries its own triggers, procedure, parts and work-order defaults. Follow your equipment manufacturer’s service intervals.

See the next service beside the current reading

Sorted by next service, the three overdue schedules come first: a ute 300 km past its service, then a lighting tower and a grader past their hour services. Each shows its open work orders. Extinguisher checks due in five days follow. Hours, kilometres and calendar checks share one board.

MapTrack app · Demonstration data · Captured

Demonstration workspace with 40 schedule enrolments. Columns were chosen and resized in the board’s own display settings. Requires enrolled assets, configured schedules and an internet connection.

Service Board

See due dates alongside reservations

MapTrack shows service due and overdue on the asset and in planning views. Reserve and allocate assets knowing what's ready. No separate CMMS that doesn't know who has the asset.

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Completion tracking

Track completion in-house or in the field

Whether maintenance is done in a depot or on site, completion and next due date update on the asset. Full history stays on the record for compliance and planning. Proof of service when you need it.

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Open the saved service record on the asset

The 250-hour service was completed on work order WO-00028 at 1,452 hours, 20 hours past its service point, with $590 in logged costs. After completion the plan moved on: the 500-hour service is next, 230 hours away.

MapTrack app · Demonstration data · Captured

The work order was started, time and costs were logged and it was completed in a demonstration workspace, then the record was reopened from the asset’s Maintenance tab.

Schedule maintenance before things break

Time and meter intervals, configured work-order generation and a Service Board for due work. Try MapTrack free for 30 days.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. You can set intervals by time (e.g. every 90 days) and/or by meter (e.g. every 250 hours or 10,000 km). Meter readings can raise work orders automatically when the configured conditions are met. For a date-based service, raise the job from the schedule or test the supported rule you set. Choose manual, per-asset automatic or batch automatic generation and test the configured rule. Meter data can come from manual entry or a configured feed.

Work orders are completed in MapTrack from mobile or desktop. When marked complete, the next due date updates on the asset. Same process whether the work is done in-house or in the field.

Yes. MapTrack is one platform: you see service due and overdue on the asset and in planning views. When reserving or allocating assets, you can avoid items that are overdue or due soon so readiness and availability are clear.

Yes. MapTrack supports alerts and automation. You can configure notifications when assets are due soon or overdue so the right people can schedule work.

Set schedules that stick

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