ServMate tracks every service interval and notifies technicians before equipment hits its due date. Your engineers focus on the work; the system manages the calendar.
Weekly, monthly, annual — or by runtime hours. Set the interval once and ServMate manages every future visit.
Technicians are notified as equipment approaches its maintenance date. Nothing relies on someone remembering.
Assets serviced on schedule fail less. Complete history per asset shows exactly what was done, when, by whom.
Every asset carries its own maintenance schedule. Jobs generate automatically ahead of due dates and drop into the dispatch calendar.
Time-based intervals (weekly, monthly, annual and custom) with configurable lead times, so jobs are created and assigned before the due date, not on it.
Overdue work is flagged, escalated and stays visible until closed — it can't quietly disappear the way a spreadsheet row does.
Yes. Every completed job writes to the asset's service history, including parts used, readings taken and the engineer who did the work.
See recurring maintenance scheduling running against your asset list.
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