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Overview
Workmate CMMS manages assets, work orders, and preventive schedules across Windows and web with a mobile app for field updates. However, on-prem Windows setup can require IT support. Still, configurable reports and inventory tools help reduce downtime while Workmate pricing favors capital purchase preferences.
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Custom
Workmate CMMS Specifications
Work Order Management
Maintenance Logs
Purchasing
Dashboards
What Is Workmate?
Workmate is a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) that centralizes equipment upkeep for maintenance teams. It handles work requests, planned jobs, and spares, so history stays complete and downtime drops. Key features include an Active Worklist for dispatch and closure, inventory with reorder points, and reports with graphs that highlight trends and future needs.
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Who Is Workmate For?
Workmate is ideal for a wide range of industries and sectors, including:
- Services and facilities
- Manufacturing
- Distribution
- Food and drink
- Petrochemical
Is Workmate Right For You?
Teams that want straightforward CMMS workflows with Windows and web access plus a field app may find Workmate a practical fit. Configurable reports and simple work order flow support daily planning. If you prefer a one-time license model, it’s worth exploring further.
Still doubtful if Workmate is the right fit for you? Connect with our customer support staff at (661) 384-7070 for further guidance.
Workmate CMMS Features
The Active Worklist centralizes job creation, prioritization, assignment, and closure with technician time, spares, and downtime captured at completion. Planners see a clear queue, which reduces backlogs and improves completion times without extra spreadsheets. These Workmate features support consistent execution across shifts and sites.
Built-in spares files track stock, reorder points, preferred suppliers, and locations. Linking parts to assets and job history helps teams avoid urgent purchases, keep critical items on hand, and forecast needs based on actual consumption patterns for planned shutdowns.
Reports with charts surface downtime trends, recurring failures, and worst performers by line or asset. Filters let managers view specific areas or work types, which strengthen budgeting, audit readiness, and maintenance planning without manual data wrangling.
A companion mobile app supports worklist access and updates over Wi-Fi or cellular. Technicians capture completions at the asset, improving history accuracy and shrinking admin time. Offline-friendly collection and barcode or QR options keep records current in the field.
Structured asset and location registers align work orders and spares to real equipment. Technicians can see related documents and past jobs, which shortens troubleshooting and standardizes repairs across similar machines and sites.
