Solmex

Solmex

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Overview

Solmex clarifies maintenance responsibilities with assigned technicians and scheduled repair dates. However, scheduled PDF reporting covers only three predefined report types. Teams can export other records to Excel or CSV for further review, while completed work orders preserve repair details and signatures for future fault investigations.

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Starting Price
$12

per user per month

Solmex Specifications

  • Work Order Management
  • Maintenance Logs
  • Purchasing
  • Incident Management

What Is Solmex?

Solmex is a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) for teams that keep machinery and building equipment running. Its focus is on the equipment itself, with each asset’s record connecting reported problems to the maintenance work performed. Before deciding what needs attention next, a technician can check what happened during the last repair, and that history stays in place even when the people doing the work change. Technicians record work from a phone browser while managers follow job progress, which suits teams moving away from paper records and scattered spreadsheets. It works the same way whether the equipment sits at one location or across several sites.

What Is Solmex Best For?

The software stands out for its signed inspection PDF reports. Each completed inspection produces a document containing checklist answers, photographs, and recorded findings. The report also identifies the asset’s location and the person operating it during the inspection. Inspectors complete the checks from a phone and add their signatures to the record. Managers can review the signed document alongside the asset's inspection history. Individual findings can also be printed separately for follow-up.

How Much Does Solmex Cost?

Solmex pricing starts at $12/user/month with its Growth Plan. Other plans the platform offers are:

  • Starter: $0/month (Free)
  • Business: $42/user/month
  • Enterprise: Custom pricing

Customers can also get a 30-day free trial without requiring a credit card.

Organizations may also need to account for these estimated additional costs beyond the base subscription that are common with similar software solutions, based on industry benchmarks:

  • Custom Integrations: Generally, around $1,500 – $30,000+/integration for connections requiring custom development
  • Durable QR Asset Labels: Typically around $80 – $250/100 labels, depending on material and durability
  • GPS Tracking Services: Usually around $15 – $50+/tracked asset/month, with potential hardware costs
  • Specialized On-Site Training Beyond Included Onboarding: Often between $500 – $3,000+/engagement for instruction beyond standard onboarding
Request a custom Solmex price quote based on your requirements.

Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.

Solmex Integrations

Solmex supports connections with GPS tracking platforms for its Live Map feature. However, the vendor does not name supported providers.

How Does Solmex Work?

You can start managing your equipment and maintenance tasks in Solmex with these steps:

  • Log in to Solmex and set up your sites, locations, and staff roles
  • Import your asset list using the Excel template and correct any validation errors before completing the import
  • Add meter readings and existing service records to establish each asset’s maintenance history
  • Assign service templates with tasks and intervals based on operating hours, kilometers, or calendar dates
  • Print asset QR labels so operators can scan equipment and report problems
  • Review incoming requests and create work orders with an assigned technician, priority, and scheduled date
  • Record completed work and parts used from a phone browser. Mark blocked jobs with a reason
  • Collect the required signatures to close each job and retain its record in the asset’s history
Request a free Solmex demo to see maintenance workflows demonstrated using your own assets and service intervals.

Who Is Solmex For?

Solmex software serves a range of industries and sectors, including:

  • Construction
  • Mining and quarrying
  • Manufacturing
  • Food and beverage
  • Agriculture
  • Property management
  • Hotels and resorts

Solmex Use Cases

Based on our analysis of Solmex features and documented capabilities, we have identified five situations where the software fits specific maintenance needs:

1. Construction Teams Coordinating Repairs Between Project Sites

An excavator breaks down while the mechanic is working at another project. Before leaving, the mechanic needs to know where the machine is, what failed, and whether the required parts are available. Without that information, the visit may end with another trip to the workshop.

Solmex lets the operator scan the machine’s QR code and report the fault with a photograph. The workshop can review the problem and check available spare parts before sending someone out. Staff then assign the repair and follow its progress. Downtime tracking starts with the fault report, so the team can see how long the equipment has been out of service.

2. Maintenance Planners Managing Machines With Different Workloads

Two loaders may need servicing at different times, even if the company purchased them together. One works every day; the other stays on standby. Giving both the same service date overlooks how much each machine actually runs.

Planners can assign service schedules in Solmex based on operating hours, kilometers, or calendar dates. As operators enter meter readings from their phones, the maintenance team can check which machines need attention at each site. Solmex also estimates upcoming service dates from each asset’s recent usage. Before arranging the work, planners can review the tasks and parts listed for that service interval.

3. Hotel Maintenance Teams Following Up On Guest Room Faults

A guest reports faulty air conditioning to reception, but maintenance still needs the room number and repair details. When employees pass the complaint between departments, it can become difficult to tell who has taken responsibility.

With Solmex, guests can scan a QR code in their room and report the problem directly without creating an account. Maintenance staff review the request and assign a technician to the repair. The technician records the work from a phone browser while attending to the fault. If a missing part holds up the job, they can mark it blocked and explain why. Staff can then see what needs follow-up rather than treating an unfinished repair as an unanswered complaint.

4. Plant Managers Assessing Equipment That Keeps Needing Repairs

When a compressor keeps failing, managers need to decide whether another repair makes sense. That decision is harder when earlier job sheets and repair charges sit in separate places.

Solmex keeps the repair history and recorded costs on the compressor’s asset record. Maintenance staff can review previous work and parts usage before discussing the next repair. Parts issued from stores add their cost automatically, while staff enter labor and outside repair charges in the same ledger. Managers can examine spending by period and category, then export the figures to Excel for further review. This gives them a clearer account of what they have spent on the machine before discussing replacement.

5. Fleet Managers Investigating Unexpected Fuel Spending

A higher fuel bill does not show whether machines worked longer, consumed more fuel, or had incorrect fill-up entries. A mistyped quantity or missing record can make normal consumption look unusual.

Fuel staff enter each fill-up in Solmex against the relevant machine, along with its meter reading and station. The software compares consumption with that machine’s own history and flags unusual entries. It also highlights fills above the recorded tank capacity and possible missing fill-ups. Staff can check these records for errors before investigating the machine’s consumption. The monthly report brings fuel quantities, costs, and flagged entries together for management review.

Is Solmex Right For You?

Looking to replace scattered repair records and missed service dates? Solmex brings equipment history and scheduled maintenance into one workspace. It fits maintenance teams managing machinery, production equipment, or building systems at one or several locations.

Solmex follows KVKK requirements and GDPR where applicable. Encrypted traffic and role-based permissions protect access to records, while audit trails track changes. Daily backups include encrypted offsite copies. As operations grow, the Business plan accommodates unlimited assets and sites.

Current maintenance research highlights difficulties turning preventive maintenance plans into regular work. Solmex addresses this need with meter-based schedules and upcoming service dates calculated from recent equipment usage. Teams can review what needs attention before assigning the work.

Still not sure if Solmex is right for you? Contact our customer support team at (661) 384-7070 to discuss your maintenance needs.

Solmex Features

Asset Management

Each asset has a dedicated record containing its location, meter readings, photos, documents, and maintenance history. Related work orders, inspections, parts, and costs link to that record. Staff can import equipment lists from Excel after correcting any errors flagged during validation. An asset’s QR code opens a public summary for fault reporting, while signed-in employees can access the full record.

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Preventive Maintenance

Service templates define maintenance intervals by operating hours, kilometers, or calendar dates. Solmex checks these schedules and marks services as due, due soon, or overdue. Staff can import previous service dates and readings or enter them individually. After servicing, the system updates meter history and issues recorded parts and fluids from stock. Late services do not shift the next scheduled milestone.

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Work Orders

Maintenance staff create jobs manually or from requests, breakdowns, failed inspections, and due services. Each work order carries a priority, assigned person, and scheduled date. Technicians record completed work, parts used, photos, and signatures from a phone browser. Companies specify which roles must sign before closure. The completed order retains its source link and signatures, including names and timestamps.

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Breakdowns And Downtime Tracking

From the initial report until resolution, Solmex tracks downtime and marks the affected asset as broken down. Companies can define failure categories up to four levels deep and update classifications when the cause becomes clear. Administrators can correct report dates, with changes logged. Canceled breakdowns retain their records and cancellation reasons but contribute no downtime or failures to statistics.

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Warehouses

Solmex features a spare parts module that calculates stock from receipts, issues, returns, transfers, and adjustments. Parts and storage locations carry printable QR labels. The system rejects issues exceeding available quantities and records stock count differences with reasons. When staff issues a part, it uses the oldest stock first and posts its recorded cost to the relevant asset.

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Maintenance Cost Tracking

Fuel entries and spare parts issues automatically add charges to the relevant asset’s cost ledger. Staff enter labor, rental, and outside repair expenses manually. All amounts use the company’s selected base currency. Corrections to source records update their associated charges. Voided entries retain the person’s name and reason but no longer contribute to totals.

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Reports And Data Export

Scheduled PDF reports cover breakdown status, daily inspections, and overdue routine maintenance. Users set the delivery frequency, time, and time zone. Data Export downloads records as a ZIP containing Excel workbooks or CSV files. Export permissions restrict the available categories, and the audit log records requests and downloads. On-demand exports remain available even after a subscription lapses.

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Pros And Cons of Solmex

Pros

  • Provides clear repair histories with maintenance records linked to each asset

  • Keeps servicing aligned with equipment usage through meter-based schedules

  • Makes fault reporting quicker with QR scans that require no account

  • Clarifies job ownership with assigned technicians, priorities, and due dates

  • Makes spare parts easier to locate with QR labels for parts and storage bins

Cons

  • Requires manual entry for labor, rental, and outside repair expenses

  • GPS distance figures show minimum travel rather than exact road mileage

  • Limits scheduled PDF reporting to three predefined report types

Solmex Pricing

Starter

Growth

Business

Enterprise

  • Up to 25 machines, one site

  • Asset register, meters and daily entry

  • QR labels and scanning

  • Work requests, from a QR code on the machine

  • Work orders, faults and job cards

  • Everything in Starter +:

  • Up to 50 machines, three sites

  • Preventive maintenance and service plans

  • Routine maintenance log and overdue tracking

  • Inspections and findings

  • Document store and attachments

  • Maintenance scheduling board

  • Everything in Growth, +:

  • Fuel logging, analytics and the A3 fuel report

  • Onboarding, import and training

  • Full cost ledger and cost per hour

  • Purchase requests, orders and goods receipt

  • Warehouse, spare parts and tools

  • Work permits and HSE controls

  • Workforce, certifications and timesheets

  • Operations dashboard, reports and Excel export

  • Unlimited machines, sites and projects

  • Everything in Business, +:

  • Priced on assets, so users stop being rationed

  • Service credits written into the contract

  • Dedicated implementation

  • Scheduled data exports by email

  • A named support contact in your timezone

Disclaimer: The pricing details were last updated on Sep 25, 2026 from the vendor's website. Please contact us for a tailored pricing list.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can Solmex monitor tool calibration dates?

Yes, staff identify tools requiring calibration and enter their calibration dates. Solmex labels each tool as current, due within 30 days, or overdue. Teams can filter the register to review tools approaching or past their due dates.

Does every employee need a paid Solmex account?

No, work requester accounts are free and unlimited on every plan. These users can report faults, enter meter readings, and update field work. Full-user accounts cover broader responsibilities such as planning, assigning jobs, approvals, and reporting. Starter includes one full user at no cost; additional full users are billed according to the selected plan.

Can US teams receive support during their working hours?

Standard email support runs during Türkiye business hours, in English and Turkish. Enterprise lists a named support contact in the customer’s time zone. US teams should confirm the agreed coverage hours with the vendor.

Can someone submit a request without knowing the asset number?

Yes, the public request page accepts an equipment description. Solmex links the request automatically only when the text exactly matches an asset number. Otherwise, maintenance staff select the correct equipment before turning the request into a job.

Can Solmex track rented and subcontractor equipment?

Yes, equipment records distinguish owned, rented, and subcontractor machines. Staff can also record the rental company. These machines share the asset register, with operating hours, breakdowns, and fuel entries recorded against them.

Does every routine maintenance task require a work order?

No, frequent tasks such as greasing, washing, and filter cleaning have a separate routine maintenance log. Teams define their own job names and intervals, then record completed rounds in a grid. Previous logbook entries can be imported using an Excel template.

Can employees follow the status of a maintenance request?

Yes, each submitted request receives a reference number and a status link. The requester can check whether maintenance accepted it, created a work order, or closed it with a reason. The public status page excludes internal details and staff names.

Does Solmex track tools issued to technicians?

Yes, staff can sign tools out to a person, team, or location and set an expected return date. A tool cannot receive another assignment until someone records its return. The register retains its handover history and identifies overdue returns.

How long can customers access their data after ending the agreement?

There is a 30-day window for exporting workspace data after the agreement ends. Following that window, Solmex deletes the data from live systems within 90 days. Backup copies expire separately, currently within 35 days.