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Downtime tracking

Each machine keeps its uptime, unplanned downtime and planned downtime, recorded when it stops.

Unplanned downtime is the cost a maintenance team exists to cut. Recorded on the machine when it stops, planned or not, it becomes a total you can read machine by machine, instead of an estimate at the end of the month.

How it works

  1. Mark the machine down, and say why

    When a machine stops, change its status to Down and choose Unplanned for a breakdown or Planned for scheduled work. Set when it stopped: now, an hour ago, yesterday or last week.

    The Change status form with Down chosen, an Unplanned downtime type and an effective time
    Web app
    The Change status form with Down chosen, an Unplanned downtime type and an effective time
    Phone app

  2. Every hour lands in the right total

    The machine’s history adds up its uptime, its unplanned downtime and its planned downtime, so the breakdowns stand apart from the work you chose to do.

    The status history's totals: Uptime, Unplanned Downtime and Planned Downtime
    Web app
    The status history's totals: Uptime, Unplanned Downtime and Planned Downtime
    Phone app

  3. Every change, who made it and when

    Each status change is kept with the person who made it and the time it took effect, so the totals can be checked line by line.

    The status history's table: each status change, who made it and when
    Web app
    The status history's table: each status change, who made it and when
    Phone app

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