Due work is scattered
Maintenance dates can live in calendars, spreadsheets, stickers and individual technician reminders.
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Planned machine care
Corexa connects recurring maintenance schedules with the machine, site, technician record, parts, findings and next required action.
Operational problems
Maintenance dates can live in calendars, spreadsheets, stickers and individual technician reminders.
A service invoice alone rarely explains the checks completed, parts fitted and issues deferred.
Filter condition and replacement timing can be managed separately from the machine it protects.
Non-urgent findings can be forgotten until they become a breakdown.
Connected capability
Plan maintenance against the correct machine, customer and site.
Use consistent steps while allowing technicians to record findings and exceptions.
Keep notes, photographs, readings and completed tasks with the machine history.
Connect filter condition, usage context and replacement activity to equipment care.
Record components used and carry deferred actions into quotes or follow-up work.
See due, overdue, completed and unresolved work across the equipment base.
How it works
Set the maintenance requirement and recurrence for the machine.
Create and assign the visit before the due date is missed.
Capture checklist results, labour, parts, photos and findings.
Preserve the history and create the next action where required.
Questions
Yes. Maintenance requirements can be associated with machines and progressed through scheduled service workflows.
Yes. Completion workflows can include structured checklists, notes, photos, labour and parts.
Corexa includes filtration workflows so filter information and replacement activity can remain connected to machine care.
See the workflow with your own operation
Review how your customers, sites, machines, technicians, inventory and maintenance process would fit into Corexa.