What the CMMS covers
Bold CMMS manages the full spectrum of industrial maintenance:- Corrective maintenance — log breakdowns as they happen, record root cause, time spent, and materials used, then close the work order with a complete audit trail.
- Preventive maintenance — define plans per asset with tasks, frequencies (days, operating hours, or cycles), and assigned technicians. Bold generates work orders automatically when they fall due.
- Regulatory and legal inspections — schedule mandatory inspections like any other plan so nothing gets missed and compliance records are always at hand.
Key capabilities
Team Scheduling
View weekly workloads at a glance and let Bold auto-optimize the schedule with a single click.
Maintenance Plans
Configure preventive plans per asset and log corrective incidents with multi-level categorization.
Maintenance KPIs
Track MTBF, MTTR, and equipment availability broken down by machine, shift, and failure cause.
MES & WMS Integration
Real-time breakdown logging from the shop floor and spare parts drawn directly from actual warehouse stock.
Who benefits
| Role | What Bold CMMS gives them |
|---|---|
| Maintenance manager | Full visibility into open work orders, team workload, and asset reliability trends |
| Technician | A clear daily task list — preventive and corrective — with all the context needed to act |
| Plant manager | Availability and downtime KPIs that connect maintenance performance to production output |
How Bold CMMS integrates with the rest of the platform
Bold delivers MES and WMS integration out of the box — no custom connectors required.
Getting started
Register your assets
Add the machines and facilities you want to maintain. Include basic metadata — asset name, location, and responsible team — so every work order and KPI is properly attributed.
Build your first preventive plan
Pick an asset, define the tasks, set the frequency (days, hours, or cycles), and assign a technician. Bold will generate the first work order automatically when it falls due.
Log your first corrective incident
When something breaks, open a new corrective work order, select the affected asset, record the cause, and assign it to the right technician. Close the order when the repair is done to capture time and materials.
