Maintenance
The customer's maintenance system was built in Excel. The app digitises those documents: it cuts administrative time and improves the flow of information between maintenance and production.
- Platform
- Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Type
- Extension (AL)
- Area
- Maintenance, inventory
- Replaces
- Maintenance records kept in Excel
What it is for
Maintenance records often live in separate Excel files: the machines in one, the tasks in another, the spare parts on hand in a third. That makes it hard to say when a machine was last serviced, or whether the part needed is still in stock.
The app moves those records into Business Central. The machines, the maintenance tasks defined for them, the task lists and the stock of maintenance materials all sit in one system, and consumption is posted where the machine and the task are recorded too.
What it does
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Machine register
Registering the machines handled by maintenance.
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Maintenance tasks
Defining the tasks belonging to the registered machines.
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Task lists
Creating and posting maintenance task lists.
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Stock records
Keeping stock records of the maintenance materials.
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Issues, receipts, consumption
Posting warehouse movements and material consumption.
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Batch consumption posting
Materials not tied to a specific task can be posted in one go.
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History lists
History per item and per task list — what happened around a machine and when.
What it is built on
Is your maintenance still in Excel? Let us move it into Business Central.
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